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Jesse Moore
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Snowballing Rental Properties

Jesse Moore
  • Groton, CT
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I am very interested in beginning my real estate investing career.  I have been following bigger pockets and reading about RE investing for close to 2 years and seem to be stuck in analysis paralysis.

Here is a little about me:

Just turned 30 y/o.

W2 job grosses ~130k, and currently maxing out 401k pre tax contribution

Currently renting and in the process of buying a short sale for my primary residence.

Have a truck that I owe ~24k and student loan ~8k

~17k in savings, with the ability to save atleast $2,500 a month.

I really like to idea of saving up and buying a multi-family in cash and repeating until I reach my goal (enough to retire).  The projections with this plan have me meeting my goal in about 13-15 years.  Has anyone done this before and could give me some advice?

With the financial number I have, does anyone have opinions on other ways to invest?  I get nervous when I think about leveraging properties, which is why I like the cash snowball plan.

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