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Simple Questions About financing
I own a home in California (which I live in) and I want to start investing in real estate with the brrrr system, whats difficult for me to understand is if the bank will actually continue to lone you money when I keep buying properties, cause usually they want to see that your income can support the investment. Is it different type of lone when its for investment? would they continue loaning me if I want to buy 1 unit a year (considering that I have the 20% down of course)
Thanks in advance !
Thanks in advance !