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Bobbi Martinez
  • Burbank, CA
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Mission Statement

Bobbi Martinez
  • Burbank, CA
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Hello!

I'm quite new to BP and to real estate investing.  I've not purchased my own first home, let alone an investment property.  However, my goal is to learn all I can as I prepare to purchase my first property within the next year.  That said, I am reading the Beginner's Guide, which states the importance of creating a business plan, which includes a mission statement.  

I'm curious, does anyone have any insight on how I might create a mission statement around investing in real estate?  I'm stuck.  Honestly, all I know is that I want to set myself up for financial freedom so I can be available to my son and any future children he may have.  I want to create a legacy (very different from what I've lived) for my son and his children.

That seems so selfish....would I include that in my "business" mission statement?

In advance thank you for your input!

B

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