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Joshua D Black
  • Tucson, AZ
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paying cash vs financing

Joshua D Black
  • Tucson, AZ
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Maybe it's my years of listening to Dave Ramsey, or maybe it's the way the numbers look in my head, but if you have the capitol to pay for a rental property 100%, why would you finance? it seems to me like you are taking unneeded risk for very little reward. plus you are paying more for the property in the long run. like I said, I don't understand. there has to be something I'm missing.

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