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Kevin Zhang
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how would you invest 300-400k ?

Kevin Zhang
  • San Francisco, CA
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How are you? just a quick thought on how and where to find good cash flow such as multi-family unit ? which market? 

If you have 300-400k cash from your home equity loan, how would you invest this money? buy many single family house? BRRR? turnkey? or just all cash on multi family/apartment? I've look locally in Sacramento but then it doesn't really cash flow well. The only rental I have is a contract to purchase a turnkey single family house all cash.

I've been juggling to find what the best way to build a portfolio. so any suggestions on which market to invest and how would you invest this money.

Thanks.

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Frank Wong
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It's nice to get ideas about what to possibly do with $300-400k the problem is that any idea I share is useless to you.  If you don't have the same skill set, game plan, and execution it won't work.   There are some amazing ideas I see and not so great but it all comes down to execution. With that amount of money, I wouldn't be investing it at all until I was in a position not to ask for advice on a public forum.  That's just me. Focus on your own game plan and take everything with a grain of salt.

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