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Updated over 7 years ago, 07/02/2017

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Adam Coleman
  • Investor
  • West Portsmouth, OH
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new to rental property but i don't think I'm doing to bad

Adam Coleman
  • Investor
  • West Portsmouth, OH
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I bought my first lot for 7000 and put a mobile home on it.  I've got around 20000 locked up on my first property.  its free and clear.  i purchased my second property, a house for $6000   ill have around 23000 and ill owe about 10000 on it.  i just closed a deal on my third property through a freddie mac foreclosure for 6800.  i think i can fit a mobile home on the lot as well and I'm looking at turning the garage into a single bedroom apartment.  

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