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Amanda Vittitoe
  • Realtor
  • Hoboken, NJ
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Transition from Working for a Investor/developer to becoming one!

Amanda Vittitoe
  • Realtor
  • Hoboken, NJ
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Hi All, I am a newbie to bigger pockets and one of my goals is to either begin or take part of a discussion at least 3 times per week, so here goes! 

About me: I work full time for a real estate developer and am also a seasoned general brokerage real estate agent in Hoboken, NJ. I have extensive knowledge in multifamily marketing, leasing and even construction (finish selection, materials, etc). In addition, I oversee large value add projects (marketing/leasing and some operational items) and also new construction MF rental buildings. I also am well versed in buying and seller as an agent and a home owner. With all those things, you think that real estate investing would be easy as pie for me! The thing is, I am having trouble taking the first steps. I have a lot to add and tons of knowledge, I am just looking for some feedback as to what are the first right steps to take and how to be confident that I am looking at the right projects and not thinking too big (whatever that means!). 

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