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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Does it make sense to put down more than 20-25%
Let's say I want to purchase my first property for 100-120K. In order to secure a loan I'd need to come up with 20-30K.
Does it make sense to put down more than the minimum down-payment in order to decrease the P+I and increase cash flow?
Would it be better to leverage as much as possible and use the extra capital for cash reserves or to start funding the next property?