How Would You Invest $150k? Advice from a Real Estate Expert

Need advice from a Real Estate Expert? Find out how to invest $150k. If you have a significant amount of cash on hand, it’s probably not the best move to simply let it accrue 0.4% interest in your bank account. So what should you do with that money, especially if you’re interested in real estate investing?

Today, Brandon Turner, host of the BiggerPockets podcast, owner of thousands of rental units, and competitive beard grower is here to answer. You’ll first need a strong enough grasp on real estate investments to feel confident with investing, then you’ll be able to use a portion of that money to buy a deal, and from there, the train has taken off!

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00:00 Find Your Fire
01:05 Buy LESS Than You Can Afford
01:42 No Free Time? Go Passive!

[TheZeedler]

I have about 150k to invest after appreciation from buying a quad last year - my first property. I'm going to put the equity into a starter apartment building like an 8 or 12 unit.

[MrMokong]

Brandon do you have any book’s recommendations?

[joshhutton.]

*how to plug all your books and companies 101*
haha jk awesome video!

[AbbasMohammed]

Great video Brandon. I just did a video on analyzing real estate markets hope it's helpful for those investing in real estate

[adamax]

Can you do one of these for 500k. Like "if you have 150, 500, 1mil"

[miguelochoarealestate]

lol buy a rental and [insert plug here]. How many syndications did Brandon invest in before he started his own syndication?

[partyboy]

What kind of job should I have to save 60k or 120k

[argyleeuphoria]

A year ago BP did a video on what a new investor should do with $10K. Inflation is alive and well!!!

[matthewjames]

Knowledge is keyy only took me 44 years to learn that thanks bearderded ginger

[BachataDeVerdad]

Yes, go to cash and wait for the crash! Then buy a house.

"That's why the investor Peter Boockvar is sounding the alarm on a housing price bubble brought on by the Federal Reserve’s monetary policies over the past year. Boockvar alerts that first-time homebuyers are the most vulnerable to facing dramatic losses. 'I feel bad for the people who bought homes over the past year because they’re the ones that paid the very elevated prices, ' said the chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group during an interview with CNBC. He argues that those who put down 5% amid historically low mortgage rates will suffer tremendous losses if home prices crash even as slightly as 10 percent. He believes that all of these imbalances are clear evidence the air has started leaking out of the housing bubble."

CNBC
August 27, 2021

[travisjacobsvideos]

I would also do a cost benefit analysis on what business to purchase vs a rental property as well. Sometimes investing in yourself (starting a business) can give exponential returns as well! Easiest step into real estate is live and flip, sfh rental or small multi family for sure though!

[Dimrain]

What great timing... Im about to have about 200k from a cash out refi.

[russlea]

Buy an income property for $100k cash and then incorporate.

[sunviewlandscaping]

Real estate is the only thing that makes sense ! Your last podcast with Robert an David will define who YOU ARE the ones WHO PAY OFF DEBT TO BE "DEBT FREE" OR the One who creates DEBT to establish multiple streams of income ! 3 sides to a coin heads, tails, and living on the edge !!!

[ZacharyBuhler]

Buy a camper van and go live as a free man/woman! 😁

[robertsutton]

I’d brrr single family in my area at first because I’m a realtor and loan officer and understand the numbers