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Thomas L Hall
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Introduction post from me.

Thomas L Hall
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Hello Bigger Pockets Members. Everyone in BP seems to be pretty young. I am coming in at 72 and want to build enough income to be able to quit my job and work a real estate business full time. I have been in residential remodeling my whole life beginning as a carpenter, worked up to superintendent and have had my own GC business twice. I am very experienced with hands on skills as well as estimating and project management. I live in the Seattle area and am looking to purchase distressed duplex, triplex or fourplex to rehab and hold as rentals. I did flip one house a few years back but the big mistake was not doing it again, and again ..... 

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