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Matt Jackson
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Using leverage to increase ROI

Matt Jackson
  • Flipper
  • Bonney Lake, WA
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Was wondering if anyone had any thoughts and ideas about using leverage to increase ROI. Anyone successfully completed these types of transactions before? They look rather brilliant to me and if they are how do I go about finding someone who is willing to fund projects?

Thanks for any input on this.

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Daniel Smith
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Daniel Smith
  • Studio City, CA
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Matt, using leverage is a part of almost every real estate deal. It is one of the great advantages of REI. But it's not some complicated concept. Get a mortgage on whatever you are buying. Your cash flow will be slightly decreased, but your ROI will be a lot higher, and you'll have more funds available for subsequent purchases.

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