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Delvon A Byrd
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Getting a mortgage on property

Delvon A Byrd
  • New to Real Estate
  • Cleveland, OH
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Is It ok to get a mortgage on your first property (multi unit) to bring in passive income

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Jeff Stein
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Jeff Stein
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  • Milwaukee, WI
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Could you provide more information about your question please.

I personally think the best benefit of real estate in comparison to investing in the stock market index funds is the leverage. I would recommend in most situation have a loan for your building. With that said, typically a loan will decrease your passive income on that particular property because some of your income is paying for the loan interest.

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