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Newish investor in South Carolina

Ryan David Dodd
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Hi, everyone. I'm an ICU/ER RN with a military background that inherited a business that was sold and property then leased back to the new owner of the business. It's paid off and cash flowing well, and I've realized this might be an avenue to exiting the nursing profession. I'm fortunate that I can work full time in only 3 days a week at my j-o-b which leaves more than half of my time available to learn and do in REI. I don't have kids, so this is something I intend to throw my entire self at instead of pursuing graduate training in the nursing field. I'm grateful for any opportunity to network and learn from this organization.

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