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Jim Fus
  • Tampa, FL
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Newbie in Tampa

Jim Fus
  • Tampa, FL
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At the ripe old age of 54 it finally dawned on me, "Hey, I better start doing something about retirement." And here I am. I've always been interested in real estate and have owned a total of 4 personal residences, including my current condo which is so far under water even when I get the mortgage paid off I'll probably still have negative equity. Buying it was by far the worst mistake in my life, and that's saying a lot considering I have two ex-wives. I have plans to start attending the North Tampa REIA meetings and expect to be ready financially and otherwise to make my first investment in 2016.

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