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John M.
  • Houston, TX
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New Investor in Houston, TX

John M.
  • Houston, TX
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Hello, My name is John McLeod and I have been lurking around for awhile and wanted to finally make my first post.

I work as an engineer with very little involvement in real estate. I currently have two Single Family Homes and want to start by renting one and obtain positive cash flow. I came to biggerpockets to learn and network, I had a co-worker that owned a few apartments and is financially independent but isn't part of the site.

I'm a newbie, but in the near future I want to try using the BRRRR method.

Should have rented out sooner.

I've been doing some self study and searching for deals daily.

Currently have a friend wanting to partner on flooded houses. 

He is a commercial contractor and has many connections and a lot of experience, but it overwhelms.

Thanks!

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