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Jonathan Dempsey
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Pocono Pines, PA
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How to best finance the next move?

Jonathan Dempsey
Agent
Property Manager
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Pocono Pines, PA
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Hello BP community, Any help or advice on how to proceed next on my real estate journey would be much appreciated. I currently own one property with just over 3% equity. I would like to keep moving (albeit at a comfortable as opposed to hasty pace) and create a plan on how to finance the next property. Do I have to wait until I have 20% equity in this property to be eligible for another bank loan? And if so will that loan require 20% down or will I be able to highly leverage the next property? What are some other routes I could take? Perhaps seller financing? How would I find these types of deals and what are the pros and cons here? I live well below my means and have decent cashflow from my first property, so additional debt does not scare me as I can pile up reserves & work extra hours if needed to scrape up any extra cash needed. Thanks in advance for your help, JD
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