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Maher Bateh
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Is this smart?

Maher Bateh
  • Investor
  • Jacksonville, FL
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I do not like to borrow money.Is that so wrong. I feel comfortable paying cash for my properties and then hope to sell for a 15/25% margin within 4 months. Spending about 50-80k per house including rehab. Many people tell me that its not good use of my money. Thoughts are appreciated?

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Jay Nalker
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Brownsburg, IN
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Jay Nalker
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Brownsburg, IN
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If you have the cash I think its a great idea. you can get a better deal if you can offer a quick closing with cash. your paying no interest if it take a little longer to rehab and sell.

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