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Brian Haase
  • Enola, PA
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Biking for Dollars on a Sunday Morning

Brian Haase
  • Enola, PA
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Hi, I'm just starting out on this real estate investment journey.  I live in central Pennsylvania and I'm currently looking for my first purchase to buy & hold.  I always hear about driving for dollars but I figured I'd change it up.  Why not combine two things I enjoy, biking and looking at real estate.  I rode through some areas that I'd be interested in investing and found some properties that weren't popping up on the normal sites. It didn't happen today but I also think a neighbor would be more open to discussing properties on their street with someone that's biking/walking rather than someone just hoping out of their car.  Just my thoughts and how I spent my morning.  I really enjoy the podcasts and the forums, they provide hours of education and entertainment.  

  Brian H.

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