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Denis Couture
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advice on investing $250 k

Denis Couture
  • Rochester Hills, MI
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I'm a relatively new investor in real estate. Did 1 deal 30 years ago but want to ramp it up again. I have $250 k to invest and My goal is to maximize passive income over time. If you had $250 k what approach would you take to  maximize this investment? (eg. buying as many properties with as little down, flipping, etc). Ideally I would like to use the  positive cashflow to purchase more properties, but what's the initial strategy?

Appreciate any advice

Denis

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Ed Matson
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Ed Matson
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If you want to maximize passive income, you might want to look at a fund of short term real estate backed loans.  You can get regular double digit (pre-tax) income with no work except your initial due diligence and monthly reporting.  That $250K can generate $27,500 in annual income, paid monthly.  You will not have any appreciation, nor inflation protection, but you can get good diversification/risk reduction, and decent principal protection.  If this is of interest, PM me and I can suggest a fund.

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