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Ray Lim
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Greetings from Washington!

Ray Lim
  • Seattle, WA
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Greetings from a recent graduate from UCLA. I am going to be working soon and I am planning to invest in real estate. That means putting a side of my paycheck every month for investing. My goal is to build financial wealth. Enough so I can do my own things without worrying about money - such as teaching, starting a business, or simply just spending more time with family.

A little about my experience with RE. I have no knowledge in real estate investing. But I have started reading a book on real estate investing. There is so much information out there that I don't know which ones are reliable and trustworthy. Especially after visiting John T. Reed's website (http://johntreed.com/Reedgururating.html).

So what I am looking for here is guidance - a light of truth through the fog of marketing and bad advice.

Currently I am still in Los Angeles, CA, but I will be moving to Seattle, Washington in a few months. What I am hoping to do is hopefully find and network with real estate investors who are willing to share their knowledge and expertise.

If you are in Washington I would gladly appreciate it if we can network over a cup of coffee.

Any for everyone, I wish good luck in their endeavors.

Thanks,

Ray

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