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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Buy or lend with $80k
It happened. No, not that stranded British solider or that Nigerian prince that have been wanting to deposit $10MM in your bank account for years now, but you did come into some money. $80,000 to be exact.
In this market you could buy entry-level rental homes that rent for $875 per month, or your lend this money out to other investors.
What would you recommend?