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Thomas Hannan
  • Investor
  • Buda, TX
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Passive Investing / Joining a team

Thomas Hannan
  • Investor
  • Buda, TX
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I have owned SFR's in the past but sold my remaining two a couple years ago as a move in my corporate job seemed to be taking place. That move did not happen as quickly as expected but I am now moving forward with building my network. I will be moving back to the Austin area and looking to move into mid MF investments. With my engineering and management background I fully understand construction and maintenance. I am thinking that being a passive investor would give me returns but could also hopefully give me an opportunity to learn from someone who is already successful by being a part of their syndicate in some function. Thoughts?

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