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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Sound strategy going forward?
My ultimate buy & hold plan is to buy 1 property at a time, the difference is I plan on living in the first 2. then after that find and pay off my personal property. I plan taking out the equity out after each one is paid off for the next down payment. it seems like a great strategy. safe, slow, and seems smart. The only thing is I have to wait to get my ducks in a row. I feel like out of the 1000's of ways to do buy and hold. This one seems like the best approach, Not too much risk but just risky enough. am I going about this wrong? any advise? Thank you