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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Getting started — low on Down payment
I’m new to this and really want to get started with a rental property. I don’t have the funds to provide the 20% down payments.
From the research I’ve done... I’m supposed to borrow the down payment and in a year do a cash out refinance to pay back the down payment loan with interest. Is that correct?