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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Cash vs Leverage
one of the best parts about real estate is that you get to leverage your money. Put down 20-25 % and finance the rest. It makes sense. You can't get this kinda leverage in the stock market though the stock market is very liquid.
So with that in mind, i have been reading posts on BP about cash buyers. If you're gonna pay for the property with 100% cash, then why not just do the stock market? You might be able to get 10-12% return and be very liquid.
Why invest in real estate with no leverage?
Thanks
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Most cash buyers refi their cash out asap.