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Ethan Whittaker
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Ethan Whittaker
  • Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hello everyone.  

I am living in Philadelphia for the summer and starting sometime in the next year I am moving here, hopefully into my first investment property.  I would love to sit down with someone in the area and talk real estate.  I am willing to buy lunch for some sound advice and a little feedback on my ideas and my goals.  

I am hoping to start relationships that will be mutually beneficial and I would appreciate anyone's time.  Thank you very much.

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Beka Shea
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Beka Shea
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Hey Ethan,  I'd recommend checking out some local REIAs (real estate investing groups).  They are a great place to go and meet people, and if you hit it off, invite one of them to meet up for a more in-depth discussion.  There are 3 in my area (Chester/Berks County) that I go to and are full of great people.  DIG (Diversified Investors Group) has a bunch of local sub-groups.  

http://digonline.org/benefits/sub-groups/

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