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1st time to invest in rentals. what to do if $600,000 in cash?

Rhyna Orillaneda
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Have a house in San Jose, Ca. Planning to sell. Will have $600,000 equity after I sell. Planning to buy apartment units cash in an area with good cash flow. Will this be a good idea to buy cash? I just realized that you have more cash flow if you pay cash. Hubby and I will continue to work for now since both of us work in a medical field and hopefully wants to retire soon with passive income.
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