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Updated over 1 year ago, 05/08/2023

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I lost my job at Meta but I own 3 properties. Not sure what to do next

Nicholas Chan
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Hi everybody,

My name is Nick, I am recently impacted by the mass tech laid-off. I am in my early 30s and I own 2 properties in Seattle and 1 in California (a townhome, an apartment, and a single-family in CA). I have used the condo and the single-family home for STR but only the condo is bringing in cash flow which offset the losses from the single-family home. I am currently jobless, still looking for a gig but it's been challenging because I work in the recruiting industry (not a good time for recruiting). Luckily I have a small side business that brings in about 4k/month, all of my properties are covering the mortgage and I have enough money saved up to sustain for another year or two, I am still hoping to continue my RE journey but am usure what my next move should be. Hope I could get some advice and learn from everyone here :)

Nick

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