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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Looking for advice to invest a reasonable amount of cash
Hey everyone. Hope this is not inappropriate - I am a newbie: What would advice would you give me for my first investment. I have about $40k - $50k to invest? I am open to house hack and buy and hold. I live in Chicago and plan on staying in the city. I own a small business so this investment is for my future. Ideally, I would like to own enough properties to cash flow $120k per year - but that is a long term goal. I don't need to invest all of my cash in 1 investment, but willing and able to. Not sure if it matters, but I have purchased RE in the past. I lived in a condo, sold it and moved into a SF which is under contract to close in less than a month. Currently live in a rental apt.
Again - I am a rookie so no thoughts are too basic or obvious.
Thanks in Advance
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