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Mashy Green
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Mortgage Loan analysis

Mashy Green
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Dear BP community,

I have a very general but, i think, very fundamental question here.

If i am looking to build up my rental income portfolio, what is the best strategy for me when it comes to mortgages; should i put down less of a down-payment but pay a higher interest rates or put down a bigger down-payment and pay a lower interest rates? The difference in the interest rates is not more than 0.5% 

thank you all in advance 

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