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Kyle Witham
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Tan Valley, AZ
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I am super new, looking mostly for cash flow

Kyle Witham
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Tan Valley, AZ
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Hello, I am super new and looking into real estate investing. I am 32 have wanted to get into real estate since I was much much younger (regret not doing so). I am wanting to reach $50k a year in passive cash flow. Once that goal is reached I’m sure I will be adjusting it up further. I need roughly $3k a month to cover most if not all my expenses. I am in AZ, I have less than $900 in credit card debt but have over $60K in traditional lines of credit (not including store cards) decent credit score 778ish. Not sure if single family or multi-family should be my first attempt at becoming an investor. Best case I find a property manager. I want it as passive as possible.

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