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Michael Zuber
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Fresno, CA
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Let’s start 2010 Goals Early

Michael Zuber
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Fresno, CA
Posted

Good news I just granted you 13 Months to accomplish your 2010 goals.

Sit back over the next week or so and think about what you want to accomplish. The Thanksgiving week is a perfect time to do this as you are likely around friends and family having a good time, instead of New Years Eve where alcohol and parties rule the day (not to mention that New Years kiss from the someone special).

We chose real estate investing for the lifestyle it can provide and thus lets set some goals to accomplish over the next 13 months.

I’ll start.

I will add 10 REO rentals to my portfolio that each produces greater than 20% cash on cash return.

Good Investing

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