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If a new investor has around 300k to begin acquiring rentals, would it be wise to buy the first property ALL cash, and then draw on a LOC from that first property to buy the second ALL cash. Or just begin to purchase properties using as little as possible as down payments to conserve cash. I have heard arguements on both sides. Some say that lenders prefer the ALL cash LOC method as oppossed to the small down payment method. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!!!!!

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