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John Pearl
  • San Luis Obispo, CA
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CA newbie looking for OOS opportunities!!

John Pearl
  • San Luis Obispo, CA
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Greetings Everyone!


A little about me- My wife and I live and work on the Central Coast of California and purchased our first home about two years ago in San Luis Obispo. We both have great jobs and good income between the two of us. We would ultimately like to end up in Tennessee, where my wife is from and where we met in college. My plan/goal is to build up enough passive income through Real Estate (specifically small multi family units in East TN, but not opposed to SFRs) to quit my current job, move back to TN, and be a full time investor by the year 2025. I plan to do this by reinvesting my profits into more properties and living off of our W2 paychecks. Currently working on networking and building a team of reliable professionals to work with over the coming years.

I have been interested in Real Estate Investing for the past few years, but only recently got the bug and really started getting into it. Every free second I have, I'm listening to podcasts/audio books, reading, or browsing the BP forums. I am specifically focusing on Long Distance REI (shout out to David Greene) and I'm all ears if anyone has any tips/tricks they would like to share.

Stoked to be a part of this awesome community!

John Pearl

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