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Doug Caminita
  • Real Estate Investor
  • New Orleans, LA
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Which investing strategy should I adopt moving forward?

Doug Caminita
  • Real Estate Investor
  • New Orleans, LA
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Hello - I began investing in real estate in 2016 and currently own three investment properties with a total of ten units all purchased using a turnkey company. The properties are each financed and have some cash flow, however they are mostly setup for long term appreciation. The plan I originally had in mind was to acquire ten properties and then beginning paying them off and continue to acquire as I pay one off. Based on the properties I own, I am beginning to rethink my strategy and consider adding higher cash flow, lower appreciation properties to my portfolio to aid in the future pay off strategy. I am open to new ideas, however different they may be, regarding a long term vision/strategy for property acquisition and pay off. Thank you!

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