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Abou C.
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0 to 30 units?

Abou C.
  • Wholesaler
  • Central Falls, Philadelphia
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Hello

Current College student in Rhode Island College, plan on acquiring 8 unit in 2016 with my business partner. We plan on buying separately using our first time home buyers benefits as well as using FHA or FHA 203k on a value add that needs some light TLC no sink holes! or major rehabs. Currently RI has this new program for college students, where they give new graduates $7k down payment through their first home www.gradgrant.org. So if all goes well we will acquire cash flowing properties with little to no money considering it cashflows as all factors are factored.

Our goal is to scale from our first 8 unit to 30 by 2018!, crazy goal we have been saving and have good savings dusk far. How does one scale from 0 to 8 and 30 units+ and future goal of syndicating deals too.  I have been reading a lot of success stories, and I wonder how they scale so fast, and what skills they have that I should learn. 

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No doubt you're smart guys, might begin by picking off tired landlords with seller financing taking all their properties off their hands. The key to the door of real estate is financing! 

To build anything you build from the ground up, begin digging the footings in your education and knowledge, pay attention to the framework, surround yourself with those smarter than you in their fields of expertise. Be flexible, a speed boat turns faster than a battleship, design your fleet with speed boats. Build financial relationships, never rely on one source of funds. You will be tempted, stay on course dealing ethically and legally the rewards are much greater. Good luck! :)  

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