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SMART PEOPLE ONLY - Lets get lost in the weeds here
I have $500k in cash liquid. LOSING MONEY AS WE SPEAK lol I am making my real estate plan, and I want to get paid later as if I showed up and worked a job. In California where the prices are high but the appreciation is also high with 500k how many rentals could I acquire then cash out refi into more properties in 10 years starting with what I got now?
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- Flipper/Rehabber
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serious question for you - how in the world can a new investor simply become a private lender? aren't the skills and contacts they need to successfully do this exactly those skills and contacts they don't have? if it were that easy to get 12-15%, everyone would do it. i see a lot of new investors who have cash (or at least say that they do!) being urged to "become a private lender," and i think this is spectacularly risky. most new investors should house hack. period. this is the low risk way to become a homeowner and an investor at the same time.
now, if you are a high net worth individual and looking to diversify, that's another story. but most first time posters on BP aren't.