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I currently own a property, and I am going to take a loan out on it. I want to invest in short-term rentals, and I'm unsure if I should borrow as much money as they'll let me and use the extra cash as a down payment on a short-term rental. Does anyone have any advice on how I should approach this? ( I am just getting started)

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I would say it depends a lot on personal factors and especially the seasonality of the STR market you are looking at. If its a major city with year-round stability, then maxing leverage can be OK, but be very careful doing the same on a highly seasonal market that may have dry months

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