i am buying a home with an 80/20 zero down.when i sell my residence i will have @ 65,000 cash.i am wanting to begin a new career in re investing.should i pay down the loan or use the cash to leverage properties.i think i know the answer but would appreciate all ideas.

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Well most investment I see profit margin are too low, the risk level is too high, the time horizon is too long, the control I have over the investment is too little or zero.”

In most situations, the purchase or sale of real property includes disclosure forms, inspection reports, mortgage documents, insurance policies, deeds, contingencies, multi-page government mandated settlement statements, market research, property research, etc.

When the agent gets the listing, they pay all marketing fees up front and will get zero if the house does not sell.

Department of Housing and Urban Development, Hispanic homeownership reached a record 49.5% in 2005, and two million more Hispanics are expected to buy homes in the next four years, according to data from the Toms Rivera Policy Institute at the University of Southern California.

that's just a bad policy in general. but this "technique" is complete COMMON SENSE.

You analyze the other players, you calculate the size of the pot, you factor the chances of making your hand, you factor in 15 different things, but when you gauge your risk tolerance it needs to be HIGHER than normal if you are going to overcome your low funds.

Acctually went in low and lost a couple of deals as a result but was able to zero into what I would have to offer for what I wanted.

I can call my title agent, get a title insurance policy, and close all on the same day.