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Avery Sauer
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New to Seattle. New to Real Estate.

Avery Sauer
  • Seattle, WA
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Hi everyone,

My name's Avery. I started casually reading about investing in multi-family properties a year or two ago. I loved the idea and began to look at the city I lived in (Minneapolis) in a different way. I starting imagining myself as a land lord, owning property in different neighborhoods. I spent five years in Minneapolis and was very comfortable with the idea of owning property there.

Early this year I moved to Seattle. It's a completely different city and market out here, and while I am more motivated than ever to get into multi-family property investing, I feel like I have a lot to learn. Not only because I've never owned a property, but because I'm in a fairly unfamiliar city.

Bigger Pockets has been a great resource and motivator for me in the last year. I've learned a lot and have taken steps to build my network and learn about my new city quickly. I'm looking forward to becoming more active on the boards and hopefully connecting with some people in town who share my passion for financial freedom through multi-family property investment.

If you're in the Seattle area and would like to connect, feel free to message me. I'd love to meet up over coffee or a beer sometime to talk real estate and Seattle in general.

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