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Luka Jozic
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Help with Investment Strategy

Luka Jozic
  • New to Real Estate
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Hi everyone,

After lots of reading and research, I am finally in the process of closing on my first single-family in Cleveland.
My long term goals are to buy as many properties as I can over the coming years. I am interested in bigger multi-family and BRRR down the road but for now I think small multi and single family is good.
Im in the process of selling a property in Europe which will free up about 100K to reinvest here in the US. I was looking for guidance in terms of what to do next and I have a few options in mind.

1. Buy 2 properties in the 80-120K range (same as the first one) and aim for 400+ in cash flow each

2. Buy something a little bigger like a triplex/fourplex in maybe the 2-350K range and aim for 800+ in total cash flow

3. Do a BRRR, buy it cash, fix it and then cash out refinance as much as possible.


I am also open for other options.

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Andrew Duna
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Andrew Duna
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Cleveland, OH
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Hi Luka- Congrats on the closing of your first SFR here in CLE! I think choosing between the different options really depends on what your actual end goal is.

Considering you'd like to end up BRRRing-- there is no time the like the present to get to know that game. Plus then of course you will be able to recycle that cash. I am an investor focused agent here in Cleveland and I would love to connect to better understand your goals. 

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