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Jeremiah Ashe
  • Investor
  • La Porte, IN
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When should I stop buying?

Jeremiah Ashe
  • Investor
  • La Porte, IN
Posted
I have been fortunate enough to have built my rental property portfolio quickly over the last year. I love real estate investing and am always very hungry for the next deal. At this point however, I am unsure of when I should take a break from building my portfolio and start enjoying my cashflow. My question is, what made you decide it was time to start enjoying instead of reinvesting everything to build? I initially thought I should build my portfolio forever, but after reading books such as “Lifeonaire” and “Cash Flow Forever” I have been questioning if I should start paying down some of my debt. Do you think it would be a good idea to get a loan on some of my paid off vehicles in order to get the down payment for a large multi-unit property that will cash flow from day one?

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