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Steve Collins
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cash or not?

Steve Collins
  • prescott, AZ
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I have a potential buyer for 13 class A units. The deal would be all cash and I don't plan on reinvesting. If you had the opportunity to go all cash and give up a 6+ figure income, would you? The units are fairly new with low low vacancy and little management problems. The purchase price is near 2 million. I wasn't planning on selling in this market but the buyer sought me out.Thanks for any feedback.

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Chris L.
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Chris L.
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Steve,
Do you have a better place to put your money?
I think that is the defining question for you.
Good investing
Chris

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