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Eddie Shah
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150k Cash in hand- Where to invest

Eddie Shah
  • Chicago, IL
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I live in the local Chicago area and was thinking on investing in a 4 unit property with a 150k cash on hand. The market seems very hot at this point so not sure where the real-estate bubble is in the foresight.

Looking at Bridgeport , Pilsen , Lower west , Maybe some suburbs to invent in.

Its hard to get a double digit cash on cash return at this point.  Prices have sky rocketed already.

Should I wait or pull the trigger ?

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Jeff Wallenius
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Jeff Wallenius
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  • Indianapolis, IN
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Eddie Shah get ready for a avalanche of responses with the title to your thread. Are you strictly looking for buy and hold or ways to continue growing your investment capital?

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