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All Forum Posts by: Phil Fry

Phil Fry has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: $100,00 in cash. Single property or multiple?

Phil FryPosted
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@Joseph Firmin, the goal is without a doubt expansion. The end goal is quitting my job in a few years. Sounds like I have the right idea of leveraging this cash for multiple loans.

Post: $100,00 in cash. Single property or multiple?

Phil FryPosted
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I am looking to purchase a condo in the $100,000 - $150,000 range.

I have $100,000 available in cash, and it's tempting to just use that all for a down payment in order to greatly reduce my mortgage payments. However, I am also wondering if it's better to use the bare minimum for a down payment (20-30k) and instead hold on to the rest for buying 1 or 2 additional small condos.

Thanks!