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Updated 10 months ago,

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Randall Cornelison
  • Investor
  • Denton, TX
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Rubbing my chin . . . contemplating a new course . . .

Randall Cornelison
  • Investor
  • Denton, TX
Posted
Hello all,

I currently have a few single family rentals in Oklahoma with some good equity.  I am 55 yrs old and would like to increase my cash flow to ensure a more stable retirement . . .

We all know SF rentals are a "slow but sure" way, so I am considering leaving that strategy.  Hypothetically, I could sell all my rentals and put the equity into something different, such as an RV Park/storage, self-storage, mulit-family, mid-term rentals . . .

Bottom line, I would love any advice anyone has to offer.  I know I can and should use that equity . . . so "what would you do?"

Thanks in advance!
Randy

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