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Ron Cornwell
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Maquoketa, IA
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Getting Serious in Iowa

Ron Cornwell
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Maquoketa, IA
Posted

Hi, I'm new to BiggerPockets.  

My first property purchase was a duplex that was seller financed when I was single back in 2003.  I converted to a conventional loan in 2008 and sold in 2009 when my full time job moved me to Atlanta. 

Currently, I have a primary residence, a piece of RAW land used for farming, a single family rental and I am under contract for my second SFR.

My market seems to be very small the more I look into it, but my goal is to have 4 SFR by the time I am 45, I.m currently 40. This may seem like a small goal, but in a small community, I think it will be challenging using conventional financing.

Thanks

Ron

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