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Steven Lebischak
  • Newark, DE
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Investor starting out in Delaware

Steven Lebischak
  • Newark, DE
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Hello everybody! 

I am a 26 year old that bought a house in Delaware 3 years ago with the intentions of doing some small updates and then moving on and renting the place out. But my then girlfriend moved to Florida for school, and I work swing shift with a week off every month, so I would work all the overtime I could during the 3 weeks and fly to Florida for my week off every month. That lasted a year and half. Then we got engaged and she moved in with me. then we spent a year and a half planning and saving for our wedding. Now we are finally in a place to get back on track with my orignal plan. I have a little more than half the work done, with just the bathroom and flooring to update. But I guess I'll start another thread detailing that in the appropriate category. 

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