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Starting out $50k what should I do?

Kyle Knab
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So I am just starting out in Buffalo NY, I have done all my research but am torn. What should I start with? Flipping houses? BRrr some rentals? I can get pre approved for up to $250,000 conventional financing if needed. 

This will eventually be my main form of income. But for now I need to do whatever method will get me the best returns so i can eventually build up to having a large rental portfolio. 

I am not a realtor, I am somewhat handy but limited to basic rehab work (will probably mainly hire contractors) I have good credit.

Thanks for any advice in advance!

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Joseph Crunkilton
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Joseph Crunkilton
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Buy a turnkey rental in the midwest and collect checks for $300-$500 a month in cashflow. Easy peasy.

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