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Joe Matthews
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Melbourne, FL
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Where to invest my money

Joe Matthews
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Melbourne, FL
Posted

Experienced Investors!!!!

I will have about $50,000 saved up by January and I am anxious and ambitious to get started. I am open to start my Real Estate investment career anywhere in the country utilizing whatever means of financing I need.

I am blank canvas with $50,000 saved up going into 2022. I am 33 and live in Central Florida. What advice can an experienced investor give me to make the best use of my $50,000. My goals are ultimately to create and manage a portfolio with multiple goals properties, the skies the limit. I am open to single family and/or multi family properties.

Thank you for any advice!!

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