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Adam Irvin
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Saint Paul, MN
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How much down = low risk.

Adam Irvin
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Saint Paul, MN
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I'm thinking about a second investment property. I'm currently house hacking my first home. It pays the mortgage and then some.  What would be a safe percentage of a down payment for a new property.  I want to put as much down as I can.  Should I use up all my cash.  I just think it would be a more safe way to go for noobs.

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