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Elisa Rafol
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Columbus, OH
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I’ve got the $, how to leverage!?

Elisa Rafol
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Columbus, OH
Posted

Alright...what would you recommend

I have 200k post tax of company stock

220k In 2 fully owned rentals I could BRRR

400k in IRA (not yet in a self directed fund)

60k cash

100k coming from a SF home sale in the next 6 months

The goal is to leave my full time job within a year. Desired income from investments is 80k+

Debt to income ratio is around .2 now

passive rental and business income in one year will be 30-60k (depends on the franchise business trends)

I feel some paralysis on what to do, lack of knowledge on how to use this leverage and finance new deals. I love bigger pockets. Thank you for your two cents

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