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New member from NorCal

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Hi everyone!

I live in Sacramento, CA and have been listening to the BiggerPockets $ podcast for a little over a year now. My husband and I bought our first home about 2.5 years ago. We are currently in the process of selling that home with the plan to get into a househack instead. We have 2 kids (my stepkids) ages 9 and 7, so we will be in this area for at least the next 11 years. Our hope is that the househack will enable us to save aggressively and invest in out-of-state rental properties. I have relatives who live in Texas and have rentals there, so that is probably where we would look; however, I am also interested in Indiana. My goal is to own at least 15 doors total, consisting of 2-4 unit properties. I expect that I'll end up owning more than that, and then paring down to my favorite properties when I want to "retire."

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