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Michael DeAngelo
  • Saint Peters, MO
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Start with sfr or jump right in to multi

Michael DeAngelo
  • Saint Peters, MO
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Let me start with my end goal, which is to gain financial freedom. Which is to say that I no longer need a traditional job. I am new and do not have any properties other than my home. I want to eventually become a medium to large mfr investor. Initially I thought starting small such as sfr and working up to duplex to 4 family to small apartment building and eventually making it up to the large units I want was the best strategy. I'm pushing 40 and want to make sure every step I take is a step towards my end goal and i'm not so sure that starting with sfr is. Thoughts on where to start when my plan is to invest in large mfr?` Keep in mind i'm still in information gathering mode, I have ample time each week to devote to the cause, and when I say I don't want to work anymore what I mean is I don't want to work for someone else anymore.

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