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Updated about 7 years ago,

Account Closed
  • Lexington, KY
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Investing CASH only in your area ROI's

Account Closed
  • Lexington, KY
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Hi all,

I wanted to know how you would invest 100k, 200k, or 300k, cash depending on your market. It does not have to be real estate but I am assuming most of you would choose real estate. It may be a house or some other type of business but I have chosen condos since they need almost no maintenance. Assuming one of these numbers match what you need to purchase a home, condo, or other business in your area, what type of monthly return would you expect from your cash only invest?

This is assuming you do NOT take loans. I see a lot of numbers on here on ROI's all with loan interest rates considered but let's assume you have not, can not, and will not get a loan, even if you could.

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