🎧 Is it Better to Buy Rentals with 20% Down or For All Cash After Buying an Owner-Occupant First?
New To Podcast This Week - Over 99,000 Total Downloads*
Do you want to be financially independent? Do you believe that high interest rates and high property prices are hindering arriving at your desired destination?
…well, think again.
In this class, James will shock you by sharing that taking the seemingly massive extra time to save up to buy rentals without mortgages at all (completely removing mortgage interest rates from the picture) can be a faster path to financial independence in quite a few US markets.
There are a large number of investing strategies you could pursue as a real estate investor: Nomadâ„¢, house hacking, fix and flip, buying 20% down rentals, buying 25% down rentals, saving up to buy free and clear rentals and many, many more options.
Which is the best?
Which gets you to financial independence fastest?
Which gives you the highest net worth?
Which gives you the highest standard of living in retirement?
Which has the lowest amount of risk?
Which should you pursue and implement?
These are some difficult questions.
But, in this mini-class James will compare saving up to buy 20% down rental properties to saving up even longer to buy free and clear rental properties. In both cases, the investor will first buy an owner-occupant property with 5% down to live in instead of renting themselves.
We’ll look at how each strategy performs in over 300 US cities and you’ll get answers to many of the questions we posed above comparing these two strategies.
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Love,
James Orr
*As of March 22, the total number of downloads across all Real Estate Financial Planner™ city-specific real estate investing podcasts for all episodes over all-time is over 99,959… so, so very close to 100,000.
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