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Dominic Cordaro
  • Lynchburg, VA
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College fund for child

Dominic Cordaro
  • Lynchburg, VA
Posted

Hello all,

Long time reader, first time writer.

On the most recent webinar Brandon Turner talked about how he bought a house to sell when his daughter to turn 18 and that it would pay for college.

I am interested in how that works?

Do you think he put 100% down, then plans to sell it later for a higher price? Or just a 20% down and 80% financed situation? If so, how much cash flow is really needed to make it a reality?

I'm very interested in doing this in my own life.

Thanks all

Dominic

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