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Is No or Low Money Down Too Risky for Buy and Hold?
Hi BPers,
Generally it is well accepted maxim in BP that any buy and hold investors should have a reasonable amount of reserve for our properties just in case something goes wrong.
With that in mind, wouldn't buying rental with no/little money down be too risky as well? BP has now published a book on this. I haven't gotten it yet, so I cannot tell if the book covers the risk mitigation for this strategy. I can understand how a flip may work well between a sweat partner and a money partner. But for a buy and hold?