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Jake Pengelly
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  • Thousand Oaks
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Should you go big or go home or Start Small and work up?

Jake Pengelly
  • Investor
  • Thousand Oaks
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Who do you know who moves big deals such as 25+ Units and does this by raising funds? This is something I have always been interested in but might have been guided in the wrong direction by so called Guru's. I would like to get your opinions. 


Starting out with a go big or go home mentality, shooting for 16+ Units by raising money for your first deal VS just shooting for a duplex and using personal funds to get started. 

We all know Grant Cardone would say 16+ all the way but I would like to get some of your opinions on the topic and of course BACK UP YOUR REASONING. 

Thanks everyone! 

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