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Josh Goldstein
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Josh Goldstein
  • Brooklyn, NY
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I am an architect and home owner in NYC. I recently bought our 2 family house and renovated it. We have a tenant living in the downstairs unit. So this is my foray into the world of real estate investment. I am considering buying a property, renovating it, and either selling it, or renting it out. I feel that since I am an architect, and have a very good understanding of the renovation process, I am ready to take the next step into investment properties. Or am I just naive?

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Kathleen Bassett
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Kathleen Bassett
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Welcome to BP @Josh Goldstein! It's a great place to learn more and connect to the right people if you do ever need help. Being an architect and already owning/ renting out a house will definitely help you as you start to invest in real estate. Best of luck to you, Kathleen 

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