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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

would you take on a partner
I am in the process of buying my second rental as a cash purchase (i lack income proof to leverage) and I have just enough for the offer I made and can either
1 - take on a partner for 10k (friend or family) which would give more breathing space for repairs but I would be giving up equity,
2 - I can take cash advances from credit cards as I need, it just makes things more tight and pressured.
has anyone had this dilemma and what would you do?