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Investing Cash Inheritance in Real Estate

Carol Burns
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hypothetical scenario:

Someone inherits $1,000,000 and wants to invest a large portion of it into real estate. This person does not have a lot of income on paper in order to qualify for SFR loans. Where would you suggest this person start to invest this cash?

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Originally posted by @Carol Burns:

The goal would be to be in a diversity of investments (stocks, bonds, real estate, etc) and have a nice balance of risk with the highest yield possible.   Of course lol.  

 Those aren't goals, those are general descriptions.  Goals are specific, and along the way to achieving them, you can measure your success.

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