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Mike Koebke
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New Member in San Antonio

Mike Koebke
  • San Antonio, TX
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Hi Everyone, Mike K. here. I am a new member with no experience in real estate. Interested in learning more about real estate investing.

I would appreciate feedback on the following topic.

I may be selling a property which would generate about $900,000.00. Most of which will be subject to capital gains. Thinking of possibly doing a 1031 exchange and purchasing rental properties. Because I am new to real estate, my thoughts are to pay for properties in full in order to lower risk.

My question, is it best to purchase a few properties and pay them in full or to purchase more properties by making a 30-50% down payment?

Obviously, the amount of "risk" I am willing to take is the key here. Would appreciate your thoughts.

Have a great day,

Mike K.

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