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Real estate consultant becoming an investor

John Steiner
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Hello everyone,

My name is John Steiner and I am new to BiggerPockets.  I am an investment consultant and have provided RE consulting services to a number of clients.  My clients would come to me with a specific property in mind that they would want to either fix and flip or rent for the long term.  I understand the mathematics of determining whether a property is a good deal but am looking to get advice from experienced investors on what to expect for your first rental property.  

My style will be buy and hold for rental income and I already know the legal vehicle that I would want to use for each property in my portfolio.  I am thinking of starting with a duplex or a triplex and then increasing the number of units as my cash flow increases.  Thanks for reading and feel free to connect!

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