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Christopher Davis
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What would you do with $150k

Christopher Davis
  • Lender
  • Knoxville, TN
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I have a question for the community here. I'm going to state some perimeters to guide your answers. 

Imagine you're in your mid-20's, live in Scottsdale, no family, single, and unemployed. 

You do, however, have access to $150k in cash. 

Your knowledge base is low. Your network is minimal. Your experience is nonexistent. 

You would prefer to remain in Scottsdale but realize the market is saturated and the prices high. 

And finally, if your being honest, you're terrified and would absolutely be medically diagnosed with analysis paralysis. 

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Joe Villeneuve
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Joe Villeneuve
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Invest in SE Michigan, and retire in 3 years 

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