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Keith Kaufman
  • Investor
  • Spring Branch, TX
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Newbie in San Diego, but not investing here

Keith Kaufman
  • Investor
  • Spring Branch, TX
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Hi all. Joined BP a couple of weeks ago and quickly realized I needed to join the Pro side. Not because I am one, but because I want to be one. Anyway, about me: I live in San Diego, where every type of real estate is expensive. I have had a couple of rentals in the past. One experience was great and the last one was, well not so great. Before venturing in again I decided to make a couple a changes, 1. Look outside of Soutthern California, and 2. Get more knowledge. so I just bought my first out of state (San Antonio, TX) single family home and I am looking to do more. Advice and recommendations are not only welcome, but greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance and I look forward to learning from you and maybe someday partnering with you.

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