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I purchased my first property couple months ago in Feb. Have a good tenant. My first property was turnkey, ready for rent. Should I wait until I have enough savings for a 20% down payment and do the same again? I have a HELOC on my primary residence and access to a little savings. On the other hand, I'm thinking of using some of my HELOC as a down payment on an undervalued property. A little advice would be great.