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Chase Yokoyama
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  • Honolulu, HI
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What Investment Strategy did you Start With?

Chase Yokoyama
  • New to Real Estate
  • Honolulu, HI
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Aloha, everyone! Out of curiosity, what strategy (Fix & Flip, Rent, Wholesaling, House Hack, BRRRR, etc.) did you use when you bought your first investment property. I know there are so many variables to consider but I want to keep it as simple as possible. I am just eager to see what people usually start off with.

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Jorden P Dupont
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  • Windsor Locks
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Jorden P Dupont
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Hey Chase! I have not done my first deal yet but I'm am pursuing a house hacking deal, a live in flip, or possibly even a BRRRR. These types of strategies suit my current goals, lifestyle, and situation the best. House hacking at 25 with no kids is a lot easier to pull off than someone who is older, looking to settle down, and possibly has kids already.

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