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Updated about 12 years ago, 12/26/2012

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Deville Nunes
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Lake Forest, CA
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I have a property that is paid off. I am taking $60,000 cash out to buy more investment properties. Should I;

Deville Nunes
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Lake Forest, CA
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A.) Buy a 2 bedroom fixer for $38,000 in San Bernardino CA. and fix it up for $15,000. Rent for this would be $750 a month. It will be worth $70,000 once it's done.
With this house, I can borrow against it (because it's paid off), and keep re-investing.

OR

B.) Use the $60,000 as a down payment for 2 or 3 more investments properties that would rent for $750?
With these houses, I won't be able to borrow against them and re-invest.

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