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Invest in the true hard assets (houses and multi-family properties)
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I agree. The less you can cut down on your initial buy-in the better the lookout. No matter whose cash you’re using it is always about needs vs. wants. Once you can identify what is it that you want to acheive you can start planning for all the costs and putting together. It is called being fiscally responsible