Looking for the best strategy to use $600K, whether via high-value leveraged properties or outright cheaper investments, and checking if a $200K annual net income by 30 is realistic.
Really interesting points! I’m curious if blending leveraged investments with conservative rental properties might hedge risks better, especially while chasing that $200K net income goal. What do you think about balancing growth and steady income?
The $600K investment can yield promising results when allocated across a spectrum of real estate opportunities. In my experience, a balanced approach that complements stable rental income with a few well-leveraged high-growth properties tends to provide resilience during market volatility. While achieving a $200K annual net income by 30 is challenging, it is within reach if the investments are carefully selected and monitored. The key lies in rigorous due diligence, maintaining ample cash reserves for downturns, and staying adaptive to market trends over time.
my two cents: diversify but dont over-leverage. invest in undervalued reg properties too. market timing is key. i belive $200k net by 30 is ambitious but possible with a smart, balanced flex strategy. always check local trends and be ready to adapt.