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Shiv Choythani
  • New York City, NY
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50k government salary, no debts, 80k accessible cash.

Shiv Choythani
  • New York City, NY
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Good evening BP'ers, If you were 30 years old on a 50k salary w/ great benefits, no debts with 80k in accessible funds. How would you begin your real estate investment journey with the idea of investing in NYC in what many say is a "sellers" market. Would you invest in a sfh, multi-F, rentals, etc. Would you wait for the market to cool down? What would be a wise approach with the given scenario? Any feedback is welcomed. Thank you.

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