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~$250,000 looking for best bang. 100% on fewer units or 20% down

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I’ll have ~ $250,000 from the sell of some properties, plan to do a 1031, and want to maximize cash flow now and ability to scale up to more units soon. What would you do? I realize this is a general question so just looking for thoughts

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Luke Miller
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If your goal is to scale, don't pay 100% for anything. Leverage, leverage, leverage. It will allow you to maximize that dollar. It's not a fun process doing a 1031, but I would try and put it into one larger property. 

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