AI stocks fall to whatever degree.  

Refi the current rental to reduce the rate and buy another...just don't overextend.

But seems the growth in the long run of stocks over my low ROE might make it worth while and would have less landlord issues with the property being sold.

The numbers also dictate whether or not you should buy a property in the first place. 

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Here's what I tell my investor clients: Buy and hold is a long term strategy.

The stock market fell down today, for example.

Invest in stocks?

If I couldn't borrow the money I could not buy. 

Ive used HELOC's to purchase properties, shoot I've even gotten cash out auto loans on my used acura tsx to buy a fourplex to bridge the gap.