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Updated almost 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Caden Wakim
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Deploying 250k into real estate

Caden Wakim
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Illinois
Posted

Hey all, 

I am looking to hear peoples perspective on deploying this amount of cash. I have my plan on how I am going to deploy this money, but I want to hear what others think and how they would go about this.

So if you had this amount of money, where and how would you invest it to get the best and highest return on your investment?

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Chris Davidson
  • Real Estate Agent
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Chris Davidson
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Boise, ID
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@Caden Wakim really depends where you are in your journey and where you want to be. I see you title has flipper/ rehabber, I would look at a live in flip, LTR with a big value add. However you might be wanting to get more passive and pick up some notes, or lend on a project. 

The best return isn't always the highest IMO. If you can get a 10% return and it takes 1 hour of work vs a 20% that takes 200 hours of work every day the 10% might be the "best"

Cheers!

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