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Mike Blais
  • Troy, NY
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How to buy multiple properties with little cash

Mike Blais
  • Troy, NY
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Hey Everyone, 

I'm pretty new to all of this still and have been listening/reading BP for about a month now. What I am a little confused about is how people with little cash can afford to buy and hold. If you spend a large percentage of your cash on a down payment for a buy and hold property that might cash flow $300/month, it could take years to save enough money to have a down payment for another buy and hold property? Am I missing something? Has this topic been covered in BP before? 

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