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Kenneth Cowan
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Aspiring Rich Dad

Kenneth Cowan
  • Chicago, IL
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I did what everyone seems to do.  I read the books, got motivated, and learned it was time to learn.  While I build the bankroll to get the investing started, I've decided to spend a year or two getting educated on the process.  Enter BP...

Investing goals: Build a passive, cash flowing portfolio that produces $10M in monthly net cash flows in 10 years.   Net worth of $1MM by the time I turn 40.  Purchase first investment property during 2016, 3 total by end of 2017, 5 by 2018.

Looking to meet new and experienced investors in the Chicago land and central Illinois markets.

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Jerry Stanford
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Jerry Stanford
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@Kenneth Cowan...Welcome to BP. I echo @Wendell De Guzman in taking action. To be honest, one of the best ways I've learned most anything over the years was OJT=on the job training. I get the concepts from books and the like but the application is what brings it together and cements the knowledge you've gained. 

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