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Pre-qualified for a property, will cash flow
Able to get the home, which will have $200 after PITI. However, if I do this, all of my reserves will be depleted, meaning no funds for "what if costs". Do I step out for the experience and to get started, get a line of credit to cover emergencies, wait for "something better", etc?