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Nate Duncan
  • Developer
  • Cleveland, OH
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How would you handle this situation

Nate Duncan
  • Developer
  • Cleveland, OH
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So I want to start a hypothetical conversation. If you could get access to money to start investing, would you flip or buy and hold properties? The goal would be to supplement a $80K-100K income within a year. In this situation, slow isn’t the option. Is this even possible? How would some of you experts handle this? Lets use a hypothetical amount of 250k. Okay go!

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