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NEWBIE INVESTOR moving to Nebraska!

Adria Allen
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Hello, 

I will be new to Nebraska this summer. I am looking to join any networking groups/teams for real estate investors to gain more knowledge and learn the market. I am coming from Florida so it will be a bit of a transition but I am excited. I am in the market to buy my first single or multifamily triplex investment property and have already prequalified. As a new newbie, I'm not sure if I should buy a single or multifamily triplex investment property. I know multifamilies are great to get into I'm just nervous as a newbie. I have been doing a lot of research and I really want to invest just not sure which route. 

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Joshua Wilson
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  • Palm Bay, FL
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Joshua Wilson
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  • Palm Bay, FL
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Welcome to BP and good luck in Nebraska!

I'm far from an expert and still learning myself, but it sounds like you're in the perfect situation to buy something multi-family and offset your living expenses with extra 1-3 rental units.  In retrospect, I wish more and more that I had bought something multi-unit as my first property.

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