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Grant Boynton
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  • Missoula, MT
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New Investor Starting Out

Grant Boynton
  • Investor
  • Missoula, MT
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Hey all,

I am relatively new to BP but I have a question. I am new to real estate investing but want to jump in with both feet. I just was approved for a HELOC of 85K and I am having trouble with where to start. I need some advice on the best possible way to use that $$.

Do you purchase land and build rentals on it? (I found some land that would be a good fit)

Do you just purchase a multifamily home and rent it out?

Do you try to pursue a flip opportunity?

I know that all these are possible, but what seems like the best option here? If anyone has any thoughts advice, it would be very much appreciated. 

Thanks guys.

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