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Brett Sheeran
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Funds for Investment Properties

Brett Sheeran
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  • New to Real Estate
  • Virginia
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Hello BP community. I’m actively searching for my first investment property, which I plan to househack. I’m looking for advice on where to pull funds from for my first deal. I am pre-approved with a lender, but I’m wondering if investors typically keep liquid money in a savings account or money market fund for deals? And which percentage of your portfolio do you keep liquid? Trying to decide if I should be liquidating other assets in my portfolio, or perhaps it’s best to put a small percentage down on the down payment and keep as much of my own money as possible. Thanks in advance!

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