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Jen Hebda
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  • Lake In The Hills, IL
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Selling Our Family Home To Expand Investing...What To Buy Next?

Jen Hebda
  • Investor
  • Lake In The Hills, IL
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My husband and I are currently putting our family home up for sale to gain more momentum in buying real estate investments.  We continue to go back and forth on what type of property to purchase for our next deal with the new funds from our sale of our home.  We want to buy an apartment complex or we may do more flips to put a little more cash away before we buy the apartment complex.  What we don't want is to invest in an apartment complex and have that be the end of investing for awhile until we can get more capital for additional flips.  Looking for suggestions in the IL market on what some others have done to keep up the cash-flow with investing so we make the most out of the money we currently have to invest with.

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