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Updated over 12 years ago, 06/12/2012

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JJ Cole
  • Houston, TX
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To buy more or Not to buy more that is the question

JJ Cole
  • Houston, TX
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OK, Here is here I stand:

I own 12 SFRs, have loans on 4, bought the other 8 cash. Captured anywhere from $25K - $45K in equity going in on 10 of them. Good areas and schools, no war zones; solid C and a few B neighborhoods. Typical rent to purchase price+rehab ratio is between 1.3-1.6%. Have a couple of lenders willing to give me 6 cash out refi loans. I was planning on taking those and then trying to buy 6-10 more houses to get to 20-22 houses. Then I read on the forum that many a investor has gotten over leveraged and gone bust.......and now I am wondering whether I should reconsider?

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