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Andrew Rushing
  • Investor
  • Montrose, MN
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Actually liqudate my 401k?

Andrew Rushing
  • Investor
  • Montrose, MN
Posted

Hey everyone, probably dumb question, but im actually interested in what everyone thinks...

Im very new to all this. Dont own any properties, but have a goal set and have done a lot of research.

I have 2 small 401ks (less than 20k combined) that are no longer contributed to, due to me working a pension job.. is it worth liquidating and taking the hit to use the money to invest in real estate? The way I'm seeing it, is I can eventually make more ROI with real estate than I would just letting the money sit in these accounts.

Or am I better off just finding someone to invest with me while I do the leg work?

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