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Wesley Myers
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Deferring STR cash flow for the future?

Wesley Myers
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Inlet Beach, FL
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A lot of talk here regarding cash flow. If our bigger goal is to “retire” early and quit our W2 jobs would it make more sense to invest 100% of cash flow back into the principal to quicker achieve full ownership of properties? Or what about making the cash flow work for you in better ways? Thoughts?

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Or increase your holdings by leveraging existing properties to buy more properties thus increasing cashflow.

A paid off property is nice, but if you want to quite the W2's, then more properties cash flowing allow that to happen faster.

You could come up with a graduated plan. Put more monthly on the first home while buying others, pay it off, then the 2nd etc all the while increasing the number of properties. 

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