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Updated almost 7 years ago,
Best way to invest $250,000
Hey BiggerPockets!
Im new to BP and soon to be working towards my first "major" move as an investor. After selling my logistics business and 2 rental properties Im looking to leverage $200,000 - 300,000 cash the best way possible to achieve long term financial freedom. Although I have the luxury of a small pool of capital I would prefer to start slow by managing as much of the process myself to save time and gain experience.
Im leaning towards applying BRRRR method on a multifamily or a few 2-3 bedroom units that are in good areas to maximize cash flow (open to furnished rentals VRBO, AirBnb, etc). Im also considering living in the first property that I rehab to gain direct experience in the project managing and/or finding a good GC.
I am targeting Chicago and the surrounding areas for now but eventually open to less established markets. Would love the portfolio to net $8-10K per month after 5 yrs and a few low risks transactions (BRRRR).
Does 10-15% cap rate exist on $750,000 - 1,000,000 multi unit buildings assuming I needed to put 20% down? Or smarter to hope for 10%+ average cap rate on several smaller units?
Any words of wisdom based on success (or failure) taking a similar route would be greatly appreciated!!
Jake
- Jake Fugman