I will be inheriting about $90,000 in the next month and have been very undecided on how to use it for investments.

Im undecided on fix n flip or Brrrr. 

@Cody Smith, I'm going to guess that half of the comments will encourage you to pay off the debt and the other half will encourage you to invest, in other words, you may be right back where you started, which is undecided....My two cents; only you can decide which path you would like to take, both have advantages and disadvantages.

It was meant to be our first BRRR property (we usually just do buy and hold) but now we are undecided.

Obviously dollar cost averaging would be different, but sticking everything in the C-fund is not very attractive from where I sit...Still undecided, but I'm definitely leaning toward rolling my TSP into an SDIRA or E-QRP and putting it in multifamily.Oh, and real estate is actually better from a taxable income standpoint than Roth or Traditional IRAs...

We are currently undecided on whether we should flip this property and sell it for double the investment, or simply rent it out for the long term gain of $1000 per month.  

While there are perks to being an agent, I'm still undecided. 

But again as a newbie to the market, I am undecided on where to start. 

He did help open my eyes when we did rough calculations on if I bought 3 cheap condos here for around $195K total; before taxes even, I'd only net around $10,000 a year (if I remember things correctly) and would be taxed on 100% of that, as opposed to perhaps buying something like a duplex, doing some upgrades, renting it out for a year or two, and then selling it for a profit and only being taxed on 50% of the profit.That is also more work though... and is also a little bit more risky I think... so again it's a "with risk comes reward" kind of thing.So, I'm still undecided as to what route I want to go.

I'm just undecided whether which i should buy or just hold and see if the market goes down, hate my money doing nothing.mel