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Gavin Walker
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  • Sandy, UT
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New member from Utah

Gavin Walker
  • Investor
  • Sandy, UT
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I've got a couple of rental properties, they perform well and I'm super happy with them. I bought them when I came across a decent amount of money a few years ago.  I knew I shouldn't buy a fancy car that will lose value, and I knew if it was in the bank I'd slowly spend it on fine dining and not working hard enough during college, so I put the money into some rentals.  It was 2009 and then again in 2012, so both have appreciated quite a bit.  I want to do more investing, and am in process of learning how to do different kinds of deals that don't require money, since I don't have much liquid cash, and deals that can make good chunks of cash so I can go and buy more rentals.  Mainly, my focus right now is learning to wholesale, which I'm learning may be difficult in Utah, and perhaps doing some flips, all as a way to buy more rentals.  Help in the wholesaling arena is much appreciated! What contracts to use, certain title companies that know how to make it work, etc. 

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