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Tod R.
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  • Southlake, TX
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How would you invest $25K for your 2nd deal?

Tod R.
  • Investor
  • Southlake, TX
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I'm in the DFW area and am about to sell off some acreage that will net me about $25K. I'm trying to decide how to reinvest this. This will be my second deal. Obviously I want it all, equity appreciation/capture and cash flow. I tend to like land deals, but given the economy, new development just doesn't make sense to me now. I think prices and rents will tend to go lower over the next year. Do you agree with this?

If I go SF rental, I could easily buy a typical fixer upper.

I've thought about MH's too. I've read a lot about MH's and like the idea of a small investment per unit allowing me to own multiple units for diversification.

I appreciate any and all input!

Thanks,

Tod

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