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New Member from Northern California

Peter Hartz
  • Yuba City, CA
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Hello all.  I'm new to real estate investing, although I've bought quite a few homes in the past as personal residences.  Right now, I'm thinking about retirement down the road and want to try a buy and hold approach to hopefully build up some income for when I retire.  My resources are somewhat limited, so my main interest is finding properties where I can put little or no money down.

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