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David Jarvi
  • Investor
  • Morongo Valley, CA
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Beginning with the End in Mind...

David Jarvi
  • Investor
  • Morongo Valley, CA
Posted

So much of the 'real estate educational complex' seems to focus on all the various 'gotchas/loopholes of real estate... (Credit Card financing, wraps, no-money down, wholesaling, short sales, buying all-cash site unseen properties from the sheriff, etc..etc..)

I on the other hand, want to have the most BORING, K.I.S.S. strategy as possible, (early retirement with as little as management as possible is the goal).

I keep coming back to the idea of financing $75-105K properties (25% down - 4% interest rate, 30 year fixed) in 2 or 3 markets.

These properties would be higher Quality 3 Bed/2 Bath places that need cosmetic improvements in cities with good schools and regions with good economic prospects.

Gurus: What am I missing?

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