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All Forum Posts by: Cade Smith

Cade Smith has started 1 posts and replied 1 times.

Some context:

I am 25 years old, single, no kids, and am fortunate to have a very high paying job (for my age). I have been saving as much as possible every month since February 2022 where I began with about $10k in a 401(k) and a few hundred dollars cash.  I now have $200k in a high yield savings account and $40k in retirement savings. I have been wanting to do real estate investing for a while now. I am watching hours and hours of YouTube, and I know I just need to jump in and do it. Because I travel for work, I am not interested in or able to self-manage. Also, I find the idea of buying new constructions pretty enticing. It doesn't make sense for me to quit my W2, as I make a good income and actually love my job. New constructions eliminate much of a value-add possibility, but with my current income, and existing cash, I think it makes sense to invest in the lower maintenance, rent-ready 3bed2bath homes (~$250,000 - $290,000) being built in my area of interest. I don't wish to be leveraged to the absolute max, and my risk-tolerance is not insanely high. I plan to buy, rent-out, hold, and pretty much never sell. I'd love to hear from some seasoned investors, and know what you would do if you were a newbie like me.

I'm not looking for partners.