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Kamenin Earl Banks
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Buying first investment property

Kamenin Earl Banks
  • New to Real Estate
  • Williston, ND
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Hi BP community.

How much cash should I have saved up to make my first investment? I know it varies on the price of the property, but what's a good amount of cash that's acceptable?

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Ramon Flores
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Ramon Flores
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@Kamenin Earl Banks You should have 20% of the price for SFH and 25% for MFH. You should also have extra money in reserves in case you need to fix anything in the property or in case of a vacancy.

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