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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

best way to use 200k
Hello all,
I'm just getting started in REI and I have a couple of questions about how to use my money the best way. I have about 200k to invest. I want to buy at least two "full rehab" SF houses in the South Florida area this year and start my BRRRR portfolio.
My question is should I pay all cash and then have to wait a year to refinance to do my next deal?
or
Should I split the 200k put a large down payment (since I'm a self-employed carpenter moving into a new area) on a house and try to get a loan. And then do that same thing six months down the road.
I guess my basic concern/question is how do I get my cash back out? And what if you vacation rental a house, do the lenders allow you to use that as income I order to refinance?
And if you know of a good fixer in the Fort Lauderdale area let know
-Thanks Stephen