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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Hello everyone, looking in the Hampton Roads area for a RE Future
I am deployed right now but doing my best to learn and save my pennies. I would ask the veterans out there, is 50k cash enough to make a good start with? Thank you all and hope to grow and be an asset in the future. Jeremy
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Welcome and thank you for your service! We appreciate you.
The quick and short answer is yes, 50k is plenty of cash to start with. With 50k your looking at a down payment for a solid rental property and perhaps even two at lower price points. 50k is enough for a solid multi-unit property as well. You are also set to get a hard money loan and flip a property if you desired to go that route.
Many people, myself included, started with very little money or none at all. I would encourage you to learn how to best leverage your money and not use it all up on your first deal. 50k can go a long way when used correctly. Continue to educate yourself and look into low or no money down strategies.