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Jason E.
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Jason E.
  • Mobile, AL
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I love how quick I got answers to my last question here. I hope that when I really start getting into this and am able to offer help I will be able to provide help to others here as well. For right now though I am learning all I can.

I am wondering how long on average it takes to get new tenants?

Also let me tell you all about myself and why I am starting to think about this very seriously.

I have been diagnosed with social anxiety disorder. Strangely enough I seem to be able to handle most one on one dealings with people. I just have a hard time when dealing with "normal" jobs in the public sector. So I started working from home by building websites and making money online. It worked out a few years but then Google changed the way they rank sites and my business went downhill.

So I need to find another way to make money without going into the public sector. I always wanted to get into investing and real estate has always been something I wanted to get into. So I would love to do that.

Right now I have a very small income (just enough to meet my bills each month and maybe a little to save). But I do not have to pay rent on my house and am considering moving in with family and selling my house to have a little to start investing with.

But as of right now I am just trying to learn as much as I can before I act. So that is my story.

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