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Bao Huynh
  • Long Beach, CA
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First Investment Property in Southern CA

Bao Huynh
  • Long Beach, CA
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Hi BP community,

I recently closed on my first investment property in Southern California Inland Empire in the City of San Bernardino. I would like to thank @David Friedman for guiding me through the whole process. I found him through biggerpockets & messaged him and that's where it all started. I would also like to thank my sister for helping find a conventional loan that's owner occupied with 10% down for a 4plex.   

An introduction of myself. I am a nerd for all things tech. I work as a web developer in SoCal. I was first introduced to the real estate world working for a small company that educated & taught about Probate Real Estate. I of course didn't know the potential of real estate until after I quit the company and only recently after immersing myself this past 6 months and educating myself as much as I could on real estate investing. I've also learned the power of networking and I always try to keep in mind as it's who you know and not what you know. They definitely don't teach that engineering school..  :)

I'm always learning and always listening. My current goal is to change careers in the next 5 years! My second goal is to give back to the STEM community for under privilege kids.

Thank you,

    Bao Huynh

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