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H. Jack Miller
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Are you a Buy and Hold Investor or Buy and Sell Investor and why?

H. Jack Miller
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  • Boca Raton, FL
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I am curious to see why you like one or the others and everyone's thoughts?

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Joe Villeneuve
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Joe Villeneuve
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Both.  I buy and hold until the property recovers all of my cost (cash...as in DP), and my equity doubles from appreciation...then I sell.  That's when the property is at its highest value, and the start of it losing money.

Then, I re-invest the equity turned cash into the next DP...and cash flow property, where I repeat what I did with the first property.

I repeat this exponential growth, until I'm tired of making money.

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