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Lisa Eckman
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How best to invest $200k Purchase price for cash flow & low risk

Lisa Eckman
  • Lender
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If you had around 200k to purchase a rental, would you look for a VR or a regular rental, and why? I’m looking for cash flow primarily, with some appreciation. What state or specific area/town would you look at? I live in California, and, as mentioned, the numbers can be difficult. I don’t have a problem going out of state, just not sure where to focus, and whether I should look for a VR or regular/full-time rental. Thanks for your insight!

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