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Justin Goodin
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Are you an entrepreneur or a consumer❓

Justin Goodin
  • Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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➡️Everyone in here already knows this:

Entrepreneurs use their money to buy cash flowing assets or investments that produce passive income 📈

How did you stumble upon real estate?What was your first real estate investment?

For me it was buying a single family home on the west side of Indianapolis. We all have a mindset to start small and take less risk. When a person wants to get into real estate, the first thing that comes to mind is buying a SFH or flipping a house.

Real estate sounded interesting so I dove right in and just bought a SFH. I did some basic analysis but really just dove right in without really knowing what I was doing.

It was a fantastic experience! Even this little SFH has been a fantastic, cash flowing asset that I never plan on selling.

Immediately after buying this SFH, I was addicted. A couple months after this, I read a book about multifamily syndications and have never looked back. I am now on another journey to invest into larger assets but everyone starts somewhere!

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