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Greg Ouellette
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New Member from Hartford, CT

Greg Ouellette
  • Manchester, CT
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Hey everyone, my name is Greg Ouellette and I'm new to real estate investment. I'm a somewhat recent college grad who's been working as an application developer for the past 3 years. Unfortunately my student loans have made it difficult for me to really invest or save much but after reading up on real estate investment I now see there are many ways in which I can afford to begin my investment career. I'm still not quite ready to make that first deal but I'm looking to make some connections for possible mentors or even partners in the future. Right now I'm renting and I want to get out as soon as I can. I think the best way to do that would be to buy a multifamily home, live in one unit and rent the rest to pay for my living expenses. Any advice on how to pursue that first deal is greatly appreciated.

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