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I have liquid money, how should I start ?

Omri Avital
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Hey, I have $80K-$90K liquid money

Interested in investing in real estate

I have knowledge, I did wholesaling for 2 years

My goals are to increase capital + accumulate properties. Would love to hear suggestions on how can I get there

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Jaron Walling
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Buy a SF rental, add some value (minor rehab), and refinance as the FED reduces rates in 2025-2026. Look for cash-flow near the 1% rule, hold $10k in cash reserves, and expect 2-4% appreciation. 

Like mentioned already you're in a good market. In my opinion you can't fail unless you don't screen tenants correctly, buy in a bad neighborhood, or get over your head with a rehab.

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