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I have 45,000 What to do with that amount? Buy cash or what?

Ramon Paredes
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Here I go, now I have $45,000 available to buy a single house in the Pennsylvania area where I live. The problem is just only 45 just I can buy a single house. And for 55k to 60K I can buy a duplex in my area, each one I can rent it for $800 to $900 each door, for $1,600 to $1,800 monthly and they pay for all utilities. Some advice of exactly what to do for made a better investment decision.They are to many people coming to the area, because many warehouses paying good rate, and now is the right time to invest for rent or flip on the future. Thank for all the support.   

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