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All Forum Posts by: Dan Rushiti

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Post: Suggestions if you were in my shoes

Dan RushitiPosted
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Hello all,

I am looking for some advice on what you seasoned investors would do if you were in my shoes. I am 30 years old, and have some money ready to invest. I own 3 restaurant businesses that are doing well for me. To this point, everything has been poured into building and expanding my business. I have enough in savings, a 401k, an IRA, and a traditional brokerage account. I have $400k that I would like to invest in real estate.

6 months ago, I purchased a duplex in Milwaukee and it has gone as well as I'd hoped. I have a property manager that I'm happy with, rents are paid on time, and I'm happy with the ROI. I have a goal of someday purchasing or developing a small shopping center that I can open another restaurant in, but I think that's further down the line.

My more specific question is, if you were in my shoes, would you continue to purchase small properties like the duplex in Milwaukee for a conservative return but with little effort required, or would you be thinking bigger (and if so how). I am not interested in short term rentals and am not in a place to learn how to operate a whole new business.

Thanks in advance,

Dan