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Thomas Haskell
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  • Summerville, SC
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LOOKING TO BUY UP AS MANY SFH AS POSSIBLE

Thomas Haskell
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Summerville, SC
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Hello guys thanks for looking at this post this is what were looking to achieve we just recently purchased five single-family homes in South Carolina 4 that will be for rent and one will be our primary residence. Each home was approximately $200,000 and we're putting down 25% on each. What were trying to acquire is as many single-family homes as possible I read and hear how so many people have 30,40,50 homes etc how do they do it? Are there books videos etc. what's the formula, thinking process, actions etc. please point us in the right direction

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  • Austin, TX
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I buy only 50 and 60k houses and owner finance most of them. It's a lot easier to build a portfolio of distressed houses owned in cash, IMHO! :) good luck to you. 

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