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Aiming to purchase my 1st commercial multi-unit complex property
Hello Multi-unit Investors,
I'm seriously thinking of planning to buy my 1st multi-unit complex property in 2020 and came across a lot of good content online and some events to possibly attend. One of the events is called the "Fire Summit" by the "ThinkMultiFamily" team.
https://www.thinkmultifamily.com/fire-summit-2019/
Anyone have any thoughts on if this is a good event to attend and get me going with some specifics steps to execute? I did not want to attend if it's just high-level content and meant to motivate and buy more expensive courses, etc. If not this event, any recommendations on events or ways of getting going?
I'm using the Bigger Pockets "Stack" method of going from residential (single, duplex, 4plex), now to commercial and would really appreciate any good feedback.
Thanks in advance.
TX
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@Traolly Xiong I love the opening line “seriously thinking of planning to buy”
The hardest thing to do in life is decide what it is you really want. Once you figure that out the rest is easy.
Make a commitment, put your goal in writing and work it backwards. You’ll be there before you know it!
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