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Thomas Wang
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Broomfield, CO
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How did you transition into multifamily space?

Thomas Wang
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Broomfield, CO
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I signed up for the BiggerPocket multifamily boot camp as part of my preparation to transition into multifamily space in 2022. I am curious to what is your experience of how you made that transition. I have been investing about 4 years in residential rentals, and left W2 last year.

Short Story: I immigrated to this wonderful country in 1993 with $3 in my pocket and few words of English. After completing 16-years of the American education in 6-years, while working as a dishwasher, handyman, etc) I was able to buy my first home in 2001. In 2017, I sold my primary home, that was almost paid off, to start my real estate journey. Last year, I was able to leave my W2 job and now looking into multifamily space. I see option of investing as a passive investor (I am credited investor) but I enjoy being active. I will appreciate to hear your experience of how you made that transition and open to learning, sharing and possibly partnering. Thank you.

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