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I have $93k in the form of a HELOC. How would you spend it?

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I'm a new investor interested in short term returns such as fix & flip. $93k isn't a lot of money, but how would you invest it?

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Barry Pekin
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@Jake Cooper,

One of the biggest challenges you're going to face is finding the right properties.  Wholesalers face this as their biggest challenge, but it's the same for all investors because it's the first step of any real estate venture.  Start networking, especially with successful wholesalers since they're already marketing for those types of properties, and they want to sell them to someone like you.

I would also do some research on the various ways you can invest.  There's a guide here on BP somewhere that's a beginner's guide to investing.  I would check that out to see what some of the options are.  I also agree with @Jody Sperling that you don't want to tie that HELOC money into a long term investment. You're going to be paying that interest and you won't have funds for your next deal. If you invest in such a way that you can get that money back fairly quickly, then you're ready for the next deal instead of waiting to pay off that debt for who knows how long.

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