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Logan M.
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When do you become a big deal?

Logan M.
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  • Investor
  • Provo, UT
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I see a lot of information online that makes it seem like only a couple houses is success and for someone new I think the start of your journey is a big deal.

In the big picture when does a landlord or property owner become a big deal.

Is it number of units, volume of real estate, net cash flow from your rentals etc?

How do you gauge success as a real estate investor?

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