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Arthur Garcia
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  • San Dimas, CA
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young Investor trying to maximize ROI on 90K

Arthur Garcia
  • Specialist
  • San Dimas, CA
Posted

Hello ALL!

I am new and I was hoping to get some ideas/advice. Long story short, I will have roughly 90K to invest in real estate in about 1 month. I already own 5 rentals and have a steady cash flow of 1800 per month. I am looking to maximize the ROI on the cash I will have on hand. I should also add that I am 29 years old and have a regular full time job.

I know there are a lot strategies out there so please answer my question with the advice you wish someone would have given you.

Lastly, I live in SO Cal and I ideally would like to continue buying within 2 hours of my "farm" area, but I am open to suggestions.

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