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William C.
  • Investor
  • New Orleans, LA
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New member in Wyoming

William C.
  • Investor
  • New Orleans, LA
Posted

Hello,  

I've lived in Wyoming most of my life, and am starting to build a team and jump into the RE game here.  Primarily interested in 2-4 family properties that need a little work, but nothing drastic.  I have some time, some rudimentary skills, and a bit of capital to invest.

I made an offer on a foreclosed pseudo-duplex but backed out when inspections found some serious foundation problems.

Currently I'm doing inspections on another duplex type property and if they come out ok, I might just close on my first investment property next week!

I have 20 years with my current employer, which is in the oilfield.  My goal is to replace the W2 income with by and hold properties. 

I will eventually look for properties in different areas, but for now, I'll be sticking to my own back yard.

Thanks to all who've posted on this site, its an incredible resource!

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