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kizito2001 | What to do with $25K? |
I just got 25K from my parents as a graduation gift, but am not how/where to invest the money. I have a steady job that supports my 401K, just looking for a smart way to invest. Am leaning towards using the money for down payment on a multi family unit. Thanks for your advice! |
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Rabbit
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Um, $25k isn't an awful lot to directly invest in real estate. Real estate values might be suffering in the near future, and depending on where you live, your underlying value could suffer big time.
There is this nice ETF (exchange traded fund, sells like a stock) that invests in the biggest (by market capitalization) stocks in the NYSE, symbol is NY. Sells for about $74-ish right now and has been steadily trending upward. Another to think about is the industry of the future, nanotechnology. You can buy into to the biggest players with the ETF symbol PXN. Some truly incredible stuff coming from that. You are young, you could grow into something early in the game.
Still interested in real estate? Try another ETF, IYR, Dow Jones U.S. Real Estate Index. Currently sells for about $86-ish. If you expect the housing bubble and recession talk to be largely hot air, then here is a place to spread the risk and hope the profits average out in your favor (averaging is the idea behind ETFs and mutual funds, picking a basket of good companies in the mix of a common interest or industry and hope they average upwards). You will be buying into the like of Simon Property Group REIT, Prologis REIT, Vornado Realty Trust, etc. Then you can sell any or all of it at any time. Worth a thought. |
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HHH
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Invest 1/3 in stocks, 1/3 in C/D, and spend 1/3 |
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KennyJitFu
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Long term real estate does one thing, it goes up. Invest it if you can, a multi tenancy is a great option as it will reap long term cash flow benefits but getting in may be a problem if you have no work experience.
I'd look to buy property if the numbers workout. I can help you figure out what you can afford. Email me if you have further questions. I specialize in working with real estate investors and my business partner is a real estate attorney in CA.
Good luck and congrats.
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numquat
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Investing in Real Estate has always been great BUT, right now I would hold - Wait for better times - I would advice ou to find a stock that has very little volatility and shows or ha shown GROWTH in past 3 years - OR, invest in a dividend paying company such as NAT and HOLD onto your money -. |
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Betty
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Only invest in a multifamily unit if you are planning on living in it. You don't mention if you have any debt, student loans or car payments for example, but you should pay down any debt you have before investing. |
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hip_hop_baby77
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spoil urself!! u jus graduated. |
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vetech_61
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buy 5k worth of danskin inc(dans)
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/070312/20070312006121.html?.v=1
when they anounce relisting(soon) zoom zoom $2 imo |
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Helen
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I agree with Betty. Pay off any outstanding debts before investing. It is commendable that you've already got your 401k started. However, that alone is not enough if you are thinking ahead of your retirement and the dollar worth... let's say 30+ yrs from now. Think twice before considering a multi-family unit. I owed one before and there are others like myself who eventually regret it. Alot of work, maintenance and "extra expense". Endless... Did you know alot of self-made millionaires started by renting apts, are debt free and have diversified investments. So, about your 25k. Treat yourself some, and do some research on mutual funds etc. I recommend fidelity.com. They offer great research tools and ratings, and the help line is great. |
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