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Matthew Stanizzi
  • Hollis, NH
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Getting started in NH and MA

Matthew Stanizzi
  • Hollis, NH
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I’m from Southern New Hampshire. My brothers and I have been discussing real estate investing for the last year.  Our father has done well with real estate investing over the years.  We have enough pooled capital for a down payment on our first property. We collectively have experience with start up companies, architecture, business lending and medicine.  The last one doesn’t carry over into real estate investing as well but might help pay the bills.

We're looking in Southern New Hampshire, New Hampshire Sea Coast and the Greater Boston area. These are the areas were at least one of us are located. Our primary interest is in multifamily properties that need rehab but single-family flips have been discussed as well.

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