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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

How is everyone financing their rentals these days?
Ive seen this posted once before but the thread was back from 08 and a few things have changed since then. Sooooo I was wondering, How is everyone financing their rental properties nowadays?
I believe the popular roundabout used to be to pay cash for the property then refinance, cash-out, rinse and repeat for your next rental. Does this still work? Are lenders refinancing on investment properties?
How do you finance if you can't pay cash for these properties?
I have yet to delve into the rental market but I want to be as informed as I can before I take the plunge!