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Saved 200k / best advice needed
A business partner and I have saved every dime for 3 years and now have $200k in liquid capital. We wanted to create discipline (saving to a large goal) in order to ensure a great start. We have the capital, we have the business set up, etc....Our goal now is simple - invest in cash flowing property
We are looking for advice around types of property that would be the best fit to get started acquiring property- saved this capital and are ready to deploy onto the market - what would be the best way to do so in order to a) max cash flow b) use the best leverage strategy to ensure the best possible start ? Our debate has been multi-unit apartment building or individual houses at this point property management is a must on our end given current jobs and families. With this amount of capital - what would be the best approach?