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Jimmy Petty
  • Investor
  • Nashville, TN
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Real Estate Investor-Nashville

Jimmy Petty
  • Investor
  • Nashville, TN
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Hello,

My name is Jimmy Petty and I am currently a proprietor/landlord of three properties in Nashville. I manage and rent all properties myself and would like to acquire more rental properties than the 1 per year I am averaging. I would love some advice as to how to obtain capital for more rentals among other things. I am studying to obtain my real estate license to provide supplemental income and give me better access to MLS and save commission when purchasing. Glad to be out of the cubicle for good! I welcome all advice in order to stay this way.

Thanks,

Jimmy

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