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Cheap cash SFR vs financed SFR or Multi unit for 1st deal?
I'm a new investor, economics background which means I understand math and maybe am grounded about appreciation or lack their of, however I came across "The book on rental property investing" and I again am realizing how much I know nothing.
What I am learning as I digest what I can from the book is that capex on a smaller home is similar to capex on a larger property.
Also, the property I am looking at is under 25k, and is not a rehab (not to my knowledge, inspection pending.). I was planning on pulling cash out so that i can use that cash again, however now I am uncertain if that is even possible on a property this small.
I am wondering what are others thoughts on this topic?
Do you know any lenders that will do a cash out refi based on rental income for an SFR?
Or with 1 day seasoning for less than a 25k purchase?
Thanks in advance!
Jon