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Derrick W.
  • Investor
  • Bryan, TX
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Am I moving too fast?

Derrick W.
  • Investor
  • Bryan, TX
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August 29th will be my one year anniversary as a REI. So far I have a duplex that pays for itself plus creates profit. A SFR that is paid for. A weekend place on the coast with a small loan on it. The remodel will be complete in it and I will rent it out on weekends I'm not there. Then I am closing on the 25th on a 3/2 that will pay for itself plus create profit.

My next step is to A. Wait 3 years to save up enough for my next purchase. Or B, cash out my paid for house and buy 1 or 2 more income properties. 

I  Am aggressive but don't want to make foolish mistakes by moving too fast. 

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