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Jon Martin
  • New to Real Estate
  • Calgary, Alberta
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Newbie from Calgary, Alberta

Jon Martin
  • New to Real Estate
  • Calgary, Alberta
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Originally from east-coast Canada, currently residing in Calgary, Alberta. 

My wife and I each have good day jobs, and not much real estate "investing" experience.

  • We have a 3bed, 2.5 bath townhouse, 
  • 50% partners on a rental property (1bed condo in Calgary)

Goals right now are to continue saving some money, and hopefully add another condo to the portfolio in the next 1-2yrs. Right now strategy is to buy/hold and shoot for monthly income. 

Long-term I'd like to get into multi-family units outside of Calgary (crazy expensive), maybe the USA, likely back in eastern Canada where things are much cheaper.

Joined bigger pockets because for someone with a rental property I really don't know as much as I should; and I'd like to learn how to grow our portfolio.

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