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Updated almost 9 years ago,

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Matt Geerts
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  • St. Thomas, Ontario
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New landlord in London, Ontario

Matt Geerts
  • Investor
  • St. Thomas, Ontario
Posted

Hello!

I am an aspiring real estate tycoon currently posing as a computer engineer. I live in St. Thomas and work in London, Ontario and I'm in the middle of closing my first rental! 

I am currently trying to find people in Ontario who understand the "special" legal environment that we suffer here so I can draft an effective application and an airtight lease. I learned an incredible amount by reading about 700 threads on the Ontario Landlord Association landlord help forum, and a great deal about investing in general from BP's blog and podcasts.

As an engineer it is natural to me to put together spreadsheets, analyze risk, pore over information and weigh the pros and cons of all possible scenarios ahead of me. This helped me greatly in my search for the first one, and it will be even more important in my search for my hundredth one.

I've been a home-owner (/renovator) for 8 years and I know how to swing a hammer. I'm looking to put those skills to use in undervalued homes in my area for BRRRR strategy of growth. I'm aligned with a great lender and realtor, but perhaps a local wholesaler could complete my team to get me onto that strategy.

Once I have a great deal of equity under me, my end-game goal is to own dozens of high-end 8-and-greater-plexes in various cities, put the right people in charge of them, and go live life unencumbered.

Looking forward to learning more!

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