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John Joyce
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New Member From Maine

John Joyce
  • Topsham, ME
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Hello Everyone,

             I have always wanted to learn how to buy and sell real estate. My wife and I have renters for the last 7 years, but now we would like to find a multi family of our own to buy. We plan to live in one unit and rent the other. I would really appreciate any advice anyone is willing to give! Thanks everyone, I'm looking forward to becoming an active member in this community.

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Amy A.
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Amy A.
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My advice is to try for a 4 unit.  Most 2 units don't cash flow unless you have separate heating systems and you buy it right.

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