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$100k Cash what to do?

Steven Olivas
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Hi BP Fam,

I am Gathering different opinions here. What would YOU personally do with about $100k cash to invest in real estate & in detail please? Just want to hear everybody's investment thoughts. Cash flow, appreciation and long term holds, is my interest, but I would love to hear some great strategies for what can been done with 100k cash, and also locations (states,cities) to invest?

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Stevan Stojakovic
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Stevan Stojakovic
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If your goal is cash flow, focus on rental properties in high-yield markets like the Midwest or Southeast. For appreciation, target areas with strong job and population growth. A BRRRR strategy or house hacking with a duplex can maximize your returns.

Consider leveraging financing to acquire multiple properties, which spreads risk and scales your portfolio faster. Short-term rentals in tourist-heavy areas can also outperform traditional rentals. If passive investing appeals to you, real estate syndications or REITs diversify exposure without active management.

Best regards, Stevan

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