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Updated almost 11 years ago,

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Andy Pillinger
  • Kirkland, WA
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Another newbie!..Question:- If you had $400K how would you spend it?.

Andy Pillinger
  • Kirkland, WA
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Hi Everyone,

This site looks fantastic and I've spent a lot of time already trying to suck up all the advise and information available that seems endless!:), its just great to have stumbled across it!.

I live in Seattle and currently have 2 duplex in buffalo and one single family in Lehigh Acres FL. One is paid off fully and the others have small mortgages of 40 and 60K.

As mentioned in the title I am very interested in how, on what and where experienced property investors would invest $400,000 if they were to go on a spending spree today?!. I am more interested in good positive cash flow but if you had $400K would that change the strategy?

Many thanks in advance for any advise.

Regards,

Andy Pillinger

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