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John Kim
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How do you keep buying rental property when you run out of down payment money

John Kim
  • Flipper
  • The Colony, TX
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So my problem is that I have enough money for a down payment for 1 more rental property.

Once that is gone, I have no more money for any more down payments.

I work a full time w2 job so i can't spend the time to flip a house.

How do you guys keep buying properties when you run out of money for down payments?

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Max T.
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Max T.
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You won't like my answer but it's what I do. Slow down with purchase and save up with your w2 job an cash flow until you have enough for another down payment. It takes me a couple years sometimes.

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