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Justin Brown
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Newbie NAVY vet looking to get into real estate

Justin Brown
  • Chandler, AZ
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Hi everyone my name is Justin Brown, I am 28 years old. I live in Arizona, from Chicago and served our country in the US Navy. I am interested in multi family rentals and house flips. The first deal I want to do is a multi family VA loan in which I will live in one of the units. My father played pro basketball I've always wanted to get into real estate and I am happy to be here and to learn from all the great members. Looking forward for real estate being the vehicle of my financial freedom.

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Michael Facchini
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Michael Facchini
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It starts with the first deal, and going in on a primary residence, multi-unit  is often a great way to get that ball rolling! Congrats and any questions on the lending side, hit me up!

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