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I need some opinions on investing with saved up money
I have saved around 200K and have been doing some research on what would give me my best ROI on my money. Some things that I have thought of would be allocating them to ETF's or IRA's or something like that. I have also thought about using it to do the BRRR method or house hacking. Im not sure on those because I like the idea of diversifying my money. If you have any insight opinions or suggestions please let me hear them.
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@Mike Eichler agree with Jim here but if you are most comfortable with IRA and ETF I'd recommend going both routes. $100k is more than enough to purchase 1-2 rentals in multiple markets and their are many ETF's that you could buy as well that I'm sure you would feel comfortable with. Why not go 50/50?