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Patrick Stager
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Real Estate Information Overload

Patrick Stager
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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I am new to real estate investing, other than being the general contractor when my wife and I built our house several years ago. Loved the whole process. That was 15 years ago. Fast forward to now. I have dabbled in direct sales over the years but realized that is not my niche. I do woodworking as a hobby and recently started a rehab update on my house, me doing all the work and love it! That when I seen the vision with real estate investing especially with the roller coaster ride of the stock market. Real estate is a constant.

With all this being said, I have been listening to several podcasts, reading forums, and trying to absorb. For me it’s a little overwhelming with all the information. The end goal is having a rental portfolio with passive long term income. I am not looking at the process of this being a race but a on going marathon.

With a knowledge in construction, a DIY'er, I open to doing a BRRR, new construction, turnkey, or really anything but not really knowing where to start. As far as capital I have right at 100K to start.

Any suggestions or advice?

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