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Bill Alpert
  • Investor
  • Morro Bay, CA
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Use cash? Or does leverage really help?

Bill Alpert
  • Investor
  • Morro Bay, CA
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In terms of cash flow and security for someone approaching retirement age, is it really a good idea to get into a leveraged multi family deal using requiring a lot of time, effort and complexity?
Wouldn't simply buying a quality SFR or two for cash generate more income and peace of mind?

Trying to wrap my mind around a philosophy appropriate to my level of skill. One size doesn't fit all, yes?

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