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Andrew Giunta
  • Paramus, NJ
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Should I put down more than 25%?

Andrew Giunta
  • Paramus, NJ
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I have been looking at rental properties in the price range of 100k-200k. I have decided to leverage them but if I get 10 through conventional financing and I pay 25% down I will still have more that I was looking to invest. Am I better off increasing the down payment on each property in order to increase cash flow per month? I am looking to make this somewhat my main form of income so more cash flow and less stress if the properties are vacant for a bit would definitely be a good thing. Curious what others on this forum would do. 

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