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I think a better question is what do you want to do? How you want to leverage your money that best fits your desires preferences and goals. Buy and hold is a great wealth builder but do you think you would like managing properties and dealing with tenants for the $10K a month income? What really drives you?

If you are concerned about downpayment money consider starting out with Airbnb. You can do this buy prospecting landlord who may be willing to sublease their property for a premium rent then host the space. I don't do AirBnB yet but everyone I talked to makes good money even more than if they were to rent. It costs less to start up the buying a property outright? 

Just a thought. 

Hi Burt, if you have good credit then you have options. Yes, you can leverage your equity by getting a cash-out refi on your properties with good interest rates. I would recommend not to over-leverage them so you have a hedge against market downturns while maintaining good cash flow and cash on cash returns. Most lenders will do up to 70%-80% LTV on a cash out refi but I would try to stay at or below 70% if you can. This what I have learned from my own personal experience.

Another option is to consider getting a personal line of credit or term loan if your personal income permits. 

Yet another option is to get a private investor who would be willing to invest cash for a return on their money. Most investors will want anywhere from 7-9% return on their money. You can just pay them back once you refi your property after you complete the rehab. Looks like you are getting great deals there. A private investor would be happy to work with you I am sure. I see you're an RN. Know any doctors wanting to invest?

Bottomline get access to as much cash as possible. I hope this helps.

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I feel your pain I just had a deal blow up because the NOI that was stated was not what it was in the financials and the changed the MAO from $39K a unit to $25K which the seller didn't accept. I don't understand why some sellers want to inflate numbers hoping to sell their properties. But I do agree it is frustrating no doubt,

I would go for the long term. Since the interest rate is low you can keep your low-interest rate even if the interest rates start to rise which many economists are predicting will happen within the next few years. so there is that. You will also save in cost to refi since you won't have to do it as much. 

Hi Brad

I would be happy to share a spreadsheet that I use to quickly access a deal if you like. Just PM me

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