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Smart advice (one rental VS multiple)
All,
hope you are doing great.
Need your smart advice here please. I can buy a rental property with a loan (130k$ including down payment). The rental property will build equity but not much profit. Rent of that house would be 1500$.
I have two options:
1. enough cash for down payment to take another loan for a second rental property. But I would still have mortgage of the first rental property that is being paid off by the house rent.
2. Pay off the loan in 2-3 years (doable I think). I Would have a cash flow by 1500$ for the first rental property after paying off the loan. Then, I could invest in other home.
Apparently I am not real estate and looking for your advice here. Is it better to go for multiple loans and rentals. Or just start with one and pay the loan off...