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Dennis C.
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Newbie to BP from AZ.

Dennis C.
  • Glendale, AZ
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Hello. My name is Dennis and live in Phoenix, AZ and am interested in learning more about RE investing to create passive income. More by accident, I've had a single rental property since 2009 as a result of purchasing a foreclosure home for my primary residence and not wanting to take a complete bath on the sale of the townhouse I was previously living in.  I've been lucky over the past 6 years and have only had to have 2 tenants, both were great and took good care of my property during their stay and the unit has only been vacant for ~5 weeks in 6+ years.

I always intended to sell that townhouse once the market came back, but now I find myself rethinking the idea, and actually want to add more properties. I've been reading books, watching YouTube videos, and visiting forums like BP to create a plan on how I should go about this.  I've been introduced to so many great ideas and concepts I never thought of before, but I have to admit, my head is spinning a bit. :$

Thanks and I'm looking forward to learning from any of you that are willing to teach me the best practices of RE investment that work for you.

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