I want to buy a house and rent it out for a year or two and then move in. What is the best financing method?

If you are planning to own a new house for 7 years or more, get a fixed rate. However, if you are planning to keep the property for less than five years, get interest only for 5 years.

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RENT. First, one million one million/two to two years simply is not sufficient time to construct fairness and canopy the expenses to buy and promote. second, while you graduate, the percentages are you'll be relocating. The final factor you wish is a condominium to promote. Rent, you're younger and cellphone.

To keep the most amount of cash in your pocket I would recommend an option ARM. This program is used by many many many savvy real estate investors because it makes the most out of the principal of leverage.

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I urge you to study the relevant real estate cycle first before you buy. It may prevent you from getting into a bind. Good luck!

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best financing now is Cash and a better understanding of the cash you'll lose in up coming years if you are not lucky.

Don't buy now!! That would be crazy!