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Updated over 5 years ago, 07/29/2019

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Purchasing a SFR or a condo to have tenants pay mortgage.

Adrian Jenkins
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Hello. As the title suggests, is this a strategy anyone else has used? I live in LA, so cash flowing on a property without 50% or more down is impossible.

Is there a flaw in the logic of purchasing a place for the sole purpose of having a tenant pay off my mortgage? I wouldn’t live in the unit as it won’t be near my work and where I currently live.

Any thoughts?

  • Adrian Jenkins