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Ezra Hodgson from Barrington, New Hampshire

Ezra Hodgson
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My name is Ezra Hodgson, and I recently obtained my real estate license in New Hampshire. Currently I am a dual career agent as I find my way in real estate, trying to ease my way into it as best I can. Fingers crossed, but my first deal should be closing this November. 

I have family members who have been able to successfully leverage real estate to achieve financial freedom and seeing how they are able to live gives me something to work towards. Also, my wife and I are expecting our first child this coming March and being able to build passive income is a goal of mine to help give me more time with the people who matter most.

Being new to real estate investment and real estate in general, I want to learn as much as I can before diving head first into my first deal. Living in a highly competitive part of NH, I don't want to bite off more than I can chew.

As a first time investor what do you think I should most look for in my first investment property?

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