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Nathan Sigars
  • Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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Financing an additional property or paying down a current property

Nathan Sigars
  • Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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Good Morning BP!  I have a question that I've been playing over in my mind in many ways, my question is I have 1 property with a long-term tenant that in July will renew our contract for two years.  I have 20% in cash saved that I would like to use for a 2nd property, but I'm wondering if I should A.) use the 20% saved to reduce the 1st properties mortgage or B.) use that money to purchase a second property?

Any help/direction is greatly appreciated!

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