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Anthony V.
  • Investor
  • Madison, MS
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Newbie going all in - Branson, Missouri

Anthony V.
  • Investor
  • Madison, MS
Posted

Hi everyone!

I'm Anthony and I just quit my day job last Friday (yes, I still have great income).

After 15+ years in IT, I have decided that there's a better way to create my retirement and I'm now dedicated full time to researching and becoming active in REI.

My goal is to build solid cashflow quickly. My first goal is $5k/month and my long term goal is $40k/month.

I understand those are high numbers and so my first educational focus is on large multi-family. However, I just came across a flip deal that could potentially net $1.5mil. I do need financial partners and I definitely need knowledgeable partners.

Am I shooting to high for a newbie?

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