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Updated over 16 years ago on . Most recent reply
Is there a better way ???
Is there a better way for me to buy properties than the way I do it now?
I currently purchase rental property with 20% down and take out a 30, 15, or 10yr mortgage. I have done this for my past 17 properties. This has always seemed like the safe way to do it but is it the smart way.
Should I be using more bank money instead of my own by putting less down of my cash?
I'm not talking about realestate that I need to use cash to beat another bidder, just your average transaction.
Thanks