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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Cash or Lending - which is better?
I'm looking to invest in property south of the border (I'm in Canada, looking to invest in the states). If I am looking to do a buy and hold - should I see if I can get lending and pay a portion downpayment?
OR should I avoid lending at all cost and simply use cash to purchase?
To me on the surface, paying cash is the better option as I avoid paying any lending interest..... BUT in terms of growing having all my capital locked up in one place as i want to grab more properties....thoughts?