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Nick Eldridge
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Birmingham, Al
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Multifamily investors in Birmingham

Nick Eldridge
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Birmingham, Al
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I'm looking for someone with experience in Multifamily, I'm a newbie in this field looking to learn with someone in the area. I have a truck and a lot of time on my hands. If any other investors in the area need help feel free to reach out to me or leave your contact information and I will reach out to you. 

Thank you in advance!

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Nick Eldridge
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Birmingham, Al
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Nick Eldridge
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Birmingham, Al
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Originally posted by @Michael Heisterkamp:

Nick, do you have any specific skills that investors may find useful?  If so list those as well.  Also since you have time on your hands go out and try to find a deal and bring it to your local real estate investors club or group.  That is the best way to add value to an investor.  If you bring a bad deal that's not the end of the world, they will understand you are new and help you learn how to better analyze deals.

Thank you for the tip! I have two realtors in my family so I can get information really quickly on properties, I worked on my family’s rentals for about 5 or so years, I’m pretty good with Microsoft office, I found a five unit apartment in a desirable area originally to wholesale but I want to acquire it after analyzing it a little more, and I’m just a hungry young man willing to work I used to play football on the college level so I’m looking to bring my work ethic developed over the years to real estate investing. Thanks!

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