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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Multiple property dilemna
I was wondering what's a safe and expedient way to expand your property portfolio with low to moderate income? I'm about to separate from the military and would like to get started, i have one place semi lined up but im wondering how to move on to more, as I've gathered so far my options seem to be save up 20% for down payment or pay off my soon to be existing mortgage and use the leverage. anyone have any advice on which is better or perhaps a third option that moves things along faster?
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Mike Dymski
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Purchase a property that needs some work as your primary residence, fix it up, refinance and take your cash out, rent it and do it again with the next property.