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Use leverage, buy more properties.
Leverage is usually your friend BUT with rates where they are could be a negative leverage situation.
Rates are too high - go with one close by and pay cash.
Rates are high now, but OP can always refinance once rates fall
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Leverage is your friend.
Also, more doors diversifies your risk… but it can also diversify your expenses.
Do you have any experience managing remotely? It can be tricky to get the hang of it… you often have to kiss a few frogs before finding your Prince Charming
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I’d buy one smaller property leveraged, make all your mistakes with that one, then start snowballing from there.
You won’t nail it your first time. But putting all your eggs in one basket (buying cash), or expanding too quickly will both be even worse…