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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply
How would you retire/FIRE w 500k cash now?
This is quite open ended but what would you do if you made 140k, fully remote work, just moved to Miami (no income tax), and have 3 properties/dabble in the stock market have about 400-500k cash to use aside from income/rental income?
- 2 out of the 3 properties are rented since over 2yrs, so could use income for new loans possible, about 1500/m net cashflow from the two. 3rd property is primary residence and currently costs about 1500/m so come out even w them. BUT if rented it could cashflow 500/m at least, so 2000/m net cashflow w no job and no place to live..
- save about 5-7k a month from the salary, but would like to quit. so lets say no income soon.
- have in stocks about 300-400k to play with liquid.
IDEAS so far, Miami area and NYC/NJ market so far:
1) BRRRR start w a small condo all cash and try out the buy rent rehab strategy to take back initial capital. Even if it fails dont need all capital back, 70-80% is enough to keep buying.
2) Buy 2-3 condos quick w current W2 income that cashflow each 200-300/m, so net casfhlow would be above 2-3k if ALL properties rented, and just trade rest in stocks, dividends.
Most Popular Reply

With that much cash, look at getting into bigger investments, not condos. Condos are not smart investments since you do not control a large portion of the expenses.
Consider getting into multiple apartment deals.