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Updated over 8 years ago, 06/07/2016

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Taylor McMullen
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Victoria, British Columbia
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Purchasing Rental Properties in an Expensive Marketplace.

Taylor McMullen
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Victoria, British Columbia
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Hello everyone, 

I am wondering if anyone has any experience investing in expensive market places? The 20% down payment can be a real challenge when the average property is $650k+

It can be very tricky, especially for younger people, to obtain the 20% down payment. That is, if you are aiming for a positive cash flow.

If you are in the market currently, you could use a combination of cash savings and equity loans...

What are your thoughts?

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