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Jeremy S.
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What is Your Greatest/ Proudest Real Estate Achievement?

Jeremy S.
  • Elizabeth, PA
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I am just getting started in real estate investing and plan to house hack my first investment property within the next year. Listening to the BP podcast everyday and reading the forums gets me super excited about REI. I bet the first deal stands out in an investor's mind, but what is one achievement, directly or indirectly, related to REI that you feel is your greatest achievement or the one you are most proud of. From your first deal, to your 500th, to quitting your job, etc. I am interested to find out what different investors see as their greatest acheivement is.

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J Scott
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J Scott
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Buying that first house.  Hardest thing I've ever done in this business.

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