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*** Trigger open question *** Hello friends investors and entrepreneurs! If I take a mortgage from the bank to finance 2 / 3 ...
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*** Trigger open question *** Hello friends investors and entrepreneurs! If I take a mortgage from the bank to finance 2 / 3 ...
*** Trigger a gaping question *** Hello investors and entrepreneurs! If I take out a mortgage from the bank to finance 2/3 of a transaction and name a third of the equity (I am a US citizen), what is the risk that exists when the market falls? Can the bank ask me to pay the debt in cash or will they take my property? I am aiming for a multi with an investment of 200 thanks in advance ??
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As long as the loan continues to pay - the bank does not interest. When the market falls, people often lose the source of income they fund the adventure. If it is multi-leased, it may work for your own good. When there is a landslide, many people sell the properties, but they still need a place to live. May raise rental income
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As long as you pay in time there is no risk
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The fixed rate gets fixed
That means the conditions do not change -
Thank you all .. You've done me a little bit of sense. Anyone who can add his 2 cents will be blessed as well
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