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Where to park your money between loans

Scott Loud
  • New to Real Estate
  • Knoxville, TN
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Hello, I just got started with PML with one of my retirement accounts.  I was wondering where folks who partake in this business hold their capital when it isn't loaned out?  I would assume a high yield savings might be the easiest and most liquid option but I'd like to hear from those that are seasoned.

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Don Konipol
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Quote from @Scott Loud:

Hello, I just got started with PML with one of my retirement accounts.  I was wondering where folks who partake in this business hold their capital when it isn't loaned out?  I would assume a high yield savings might be the easiest and most liquid option but I'd like to hear from those that are seasoned.

Vanguard Federal Money Market Fund - current yield 5.23%
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