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Jonathan Smalls
  • Salem, NH
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How to get a spouse on board

Jonathan Smalls
  • Salem, NH
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I've been binge watching the askbp episodes on youtube as well as HGTV the past couple of days. My wife and I finally have a working financial plan to save moneh for a house. Within the next two years we would be ready to buy. How do I get my wife in to the Real Estate Investing state of mind? I'm already there and I have so many ideas for when the time comes. She's excited to get our first house but I think thats where her excitement ends. Any suggestions from people who were in my same situation or currently are? Thank you!

Jonathan

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