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Updated 12 months ago,

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New Investor looking to get my first rental.

Nate Mcauley
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Hello everyone !,

My name is Nate McAuley and I am looking to buy my first rental property in the upcoming quarter or two. 

I am narrowing down my decision to buying a duplex in College Station(where I will be going to back to school in the fall) and renting out one room then both once I graduate or a single family home in pearland, which I will house hack for a year than turn into a long term. 

I plan to get a small rental portfolio then step up into the fixing and flipping while doing the occasional wholesale along the way. 

If you live in the greater Houston area and would like to chat I would love to talk to anyone as I’m trying to gain as much wisdom as possible early on. 

Thanks,

Nate. 

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