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Updated over 3 years ago, 06/02/2021

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Joe Doran
  • New to Real Estate
  • Kansas City Metro
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Newbie Investor in Kansas City

Joe Doran
  • New to Real Estate
  • Kansas City Metro
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Hello everyone! I'm a newbie investor located in the Kansas City area interested in buy-and-hold rental property investing. I'm looking to learn about buy-and-hold rental property investing, other ways of investing in real estate, networking, building a team, and INVESTING! I've listened to hundreds of Bigger Pockets, Bigger Pockets Money, and Real Estate Rookie podcast episodes and have read several of the books often recommended as part of these shows. I have an insatiable appetite for learning about real estate investing and am ready to take the next step forward. I would like to amass a sizeable enough portfolio cash-flowing well enough to serve as "retirement income" when the time comes. Hit me up with questions, comments, etc. Let's connect!

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