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How do I scale up my portfolio?

Andrew Jones
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I currently have two single-family long term rentals, both cashflowing $1000+/mo. And I have one single-family short term rental on Airbnb/vrbo that cashflows ~$3000/mo after expenses. I know I can replicate these numbers if I had more doors, but my current bottleneck is the amount of liquid cash it would take to put 25%+ down for the next property.

I need to get creative or find some private funding.  Seeking any advice.

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Mason Weiss
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Mason Weiss
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I aquired all these properties within the last year and a half.  I tapped into the equity on one of them to purchase my 4th.  There is equity, but not enough for a 25% downpayment. Option 1 is to let that build over time, option 2 is what I am doing here; trying to get creative because I am eager.


 I would look to partner, you can find the deal and someone else can assist with the capital. You have the proof of work, now time to share that with others to create a win-win.

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