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Keith M.
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  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Keith M.
  • Investor
  • Oklahoma City, OK
Posted

Hello BP,

I am pretty new to the site and I thought I would ask this question to get some ideas on what all the people smarter then me woudl do in my situation. Right now I own 2 SFR I bought for cash last year. One is being rehabbed the other one is rented @ 650. I hve a PM company helping with the one place and I have been gettgin my handymen from angies list for now...

I have a chance to grab a few more properties but I'm a little nervous about it since Im now Out of state.

Do you guys think I should continue down this path, or start looking for the MFR.

My goals are to bring in 8k in passive income, to make my job optional and build up some retirement funds. I was a contractor until recently so the investment accounts are pretty low.

thanks 

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