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Pierce Belton
  • San Diego, CA
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New Member from San Diego

Pierce Belton
  • San Diego, CA
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Hello everybody,

My name is Pierce, and I'm a newer member of BiggerPockets. I am an (aspiring) buy-and-hold real estate investor, and I'm most interested in the snowball effect of growing a portfolio of cash-flowing properties. 

I currently own a 6 unit building in Redding California where I am from, and intend to house-hack my next purchase here in San Diego. Looking for a 2-4 unit that /would/ cashflow if I weren't living in it. I intend to self-manage, do any type of rehab, and generally learn the business by doing everything myself at least once. I've met with a great realtor, been pre-approved for an FHA loan and evaluate at least one property a day with a spreadsheet I devised. Unfortunately 99.9% of the properties in San Diego are terrible cash-flow investments, but I only need one!

Anyhow, very excited to be a part of this community, and if anyone needs a grunt in San Diego, I'm a hard worker and I love to learn! 

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