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Chase Woodard
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How to Invest $20,000

Chase Woodard
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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Hey Guys,

I’ve been saving up some money to put a down payment on a property but I’m really new & not sure if I should wait for more as this is just enough for 20% down & doesn’t leave much head room. I have another several thousand in savings if needed but not much for repairs.

I want to get started immediately but don’t want to make the mistake of jumping in too early and not having enough capital.

Any advice helps! Thanks.

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Jason Dicken
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Jason Dicken
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Originally posted by @Romel Sanon:

@Jason Dicken

Why ? Please

I figured that since he had 20k he could buy a cheap rental that already has a tenant in it to start small under 20k and also have a passive income until he banks more money to either sale or upgrade to something different.  

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