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Justin Michael Johnson
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Creative ways to increase cash reserves?

Justin Michael Johnson
  • Rocklin, CA
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Wanting to build up my cash reserves over a 1 year period. I am curious if their are options out there that I am unaware of. Looking for examples other than setting money aside from primary job, mutual funds, Treasury funds, CD's, existing rental properties, ect. 

Thank you! 

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Zackary C Dunn
  • Contractor
  • Tampa FL
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Zackary C Dunn
  • Contractor
  • Tampa FL
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Hey Justin,

I started going into Property Manager offices and offering handyman services. I then went and registered with some of the Property Preservation companies to subcontract for them. It is good money and keeps you around the real estate business building relationships getting you the inside track for deals.

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