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Anthony Angotti
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Investing My Capex/Repair Budget

Anthony Angotti
Agent
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Hello Everyone, So I’m about to close on my 4th property (3 duplexes, 1 SFH). Decent cashflow and I set aside a pretty significant amount for Capex/Repairs and don’t spend the cash flow (it sits in an emergency account). We are starting to build that up to about 20,000 or available funds for 4 buildings. That would cover a lot of emergencies, but I’m to the point where I’d rather at least earn something with my Capex/repair savings but have it fairly liquid so that if we get hit with a lot of repairs at one time I can easily withdrawal the money. Does anyone have any good suggestions for an investment account with low fees that I could park this money in? While still keeping my cash reserves separate of course.
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