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Jennifer Lee
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what is your REI behavior?

Jennifer Lee
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Gibsonia, PA
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hi BP

What do you invest in? And how do you go about obtaining your own investments?

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A. Do you find a niche and just do that?

Are you a Flipper or buy/holder only? Residential or commercial only?

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B. Do you do whatever makes sense?

Flexible, go with the flow. Educated yourself if it new and go for it if it makes sense?

Or

C. Do you plan, scheme and target one?

Say I want a to do a rehab/buy-hold/apt/development and find one?

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Linda Weygant
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Linda Weygant
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My REI behaviour looks like this:

Some might call it erratic, seemingly without purpose and a bit scattered.  I prefer the term "flexible".

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