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selling my house and want to invest

Greg Bly
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My wife and I are about to sell my house and get a good chunk of money over 400,000 any ideas on what I should do to invest in this?

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That’s a broad question and is going to be specific to you and what your long term goals are… Obviously real estate, but what property type are you interested in, single family-multi family? What strategies are you considering fix/flip, long term rental/ short term rental? What condition of home are you comfortable with? Cosmetic or major repair? With $400k cash there are a lot of possibilities… Personally I would buy as many properties as I could but I also do construction/design work so I am able to save money on contractor expenses. 

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