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David Ryan
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New to Bigger Pockets and investing in property

David Ryan
  • New to Real Estate
  • Minnesota
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I purchased a property in May with the intentions of moving into it due to my current divorce. With my son who has Down Syndrome, the divorce, work, fixing the house and almost losing my son to covid in early October things have changed. Now I am almost done with the repairs and not sure if I should hold the property and rent it, sell it or BRRRR it. I'm hoping to find someone that could mentor me on property investing and be patient at the same time. My goal is to get away from my W-2 job and to get enough passive income to where I can spend more time with my son and provide him with whatever he needs. Any advice and constructive feedback is welcomed!

Thank you in advance for taking the time to read this and respond if you do. 
 

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