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Ryan Miersma
  • Investor
  • Mattawan, MI
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New in Kalamazoo

Ryan Miersma
  • Investor
  • Mattawan, MI
Posted

Hi,

I'm currently in an IT sales position and am researching REI as a way to diversify and build a revenue stream apart from my full-time sales position. I'm thinking buy-n-hold right now as I don't think I have the time to spend working on flips and I like the idea of a fairly steady stream of revenue coming in each year. I'm open to anything but but multi-family units (2-4 or >4, maybe student housing) appeal most to be...although I'm new to all of this and you might convince me to avoid these types of properties. Any recommendations?

Looking forward to engaging with you all!

Ryan

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