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Kervin Simon
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Should you hold your chips or DoubleDown ?

Kervin Simon
  • Investor
  • Pembroke Pines, FL
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Good Morning BP Family,

I wanted to pick the brain of my seasoned investors. I recently completed a refinance that I am grateful for because of the hurdles and it took longer time then expected. Now I am a little torn because I want to reinvest the funds for a multi-family, but my DTI ratio is high and I am working on cutting that down.

Should I hold onto the funds and get the DTI down prior to the next step or should I look into multi-family right now ?

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Todd Dexheimer#2 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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Todd Dexheimer#2 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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How well do your properties cash flow and what are your cash reserves? If they cash flow nicely and you have 6+ months of reserves, then keep buying. If not, then I would consider holding tight and work on those things. 

It’s great to keep buying, but a recession will happen eventually and if you lose everything you worked so hard to build because you spread yourself thin, what’s the point?

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