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You have $100,000 which of these 3 options are best?
Assuming you have $100,000 cash, and assuming all properties in the example fall under the 1% rule:
1- buy an $80,000 property in cash to rent, not having to pay back any loans, BRRR it for $20,000 and refinance to kickstart your next deals using conventional financing.
2 - Use the $100,000 for a 20% downpayment on a $500,000 property with the help of financing.
3 - Purchase 5 properties at $20,000 downpayment each with financing.