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Nolan Neu
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Multi-family Student Rentals

Nolan Neu
  • New Hampshire
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Hi Everyone!

My name is Nolan Neu and I’m a long-time member, but I took a hiatus while I was in medical school. I am just about to graduate and am going to complete my residency at Dartmouth-Hitchcock in NH. I'm extremely excited to finally be making a salary and get into the real estate entrepreneurial/investing world (aside from becoming a physician, a longtime dream)! I aim to purchase a multi-family and house hack - it just seems like such a powerful way to build wealth. I have family members who are real estate agents/property managers who will take away most of my headaches of homeownership, so I was hoping for any advice about the process for a first-time homebuyer/landlord in the student rental market. Looking forward to being more active in the BP community, the podcasts and bookstore have been so useful so far!

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