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Michael Gabrieli
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From Philly/Bucks county PA New person

Michael Gabrieli
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  • Bensalem, PA
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Hello  My name is Michael (Mike for short). I am a 24 year old, and currently working for a Big 4 accounting Firm in Center City although I live in a township outside of Philadelphia. While paying off student and Car loans, I am saving for my first property. I do not have much experience in real estate, but I am a quick learner. If anyone can provide some insight or advice on how to gain more education and part time experience into Real Estate especially about rental properties being a landlord (either residential or commercial). I really believe Real Estate is necessary for my long term wealth growth and provide relatively stable streams of income.

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