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Zachary Romaine
  • Baton Rouge, LA
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New member from Louisiana

Zachary Romaine
  • Baton Rouge, LA
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Hey guys. Graduate student here becoming interested in REI. I've been looking at properties for sale in my area to get practice analyzing cash flow and such. This is all new and I think will be overwhelming once I am ready to get serious about it in a few months. I do have enough cash saved for a down payment on a property I think I'll be comfortable financing. I don't know many people who do this, but after lots of reading, I'm not sure why! I realize that REI can get you somewhere HUGE, even if later in life and even if only done part time.

Looking forward to discussion!

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