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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

Are Interest Rates Make or Break?
Is there a way to get around high interest rates when looking at purchasing multi-family homes?
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If you find a good cash flowing multifamily, the interest rates won't matter.
Ways to combat it: purchase all in cash, or leverage your cash at about 8.00% and refinance in 3-5 years time. Finding a property that will cash flow about 400-500$ a month should be the goal!