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What does the day to day look like when you own 75 doors?

Maclean Earle
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I am 27 with a goal of owning 75 doors by age 40. I will be buying my first property in the next 2 months. I'd love to talk with someone who owns around 75 doors to understand common pitfalls and what their day-to-day looks like. I don't intend for this to take all my time, maybe like 10-20% of it. Lmk if you are down to chat. I appreciate any time/wisdom you are willing to share with me!

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Greg Scott
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The answer must be, "it depends".

Do you own these 75 doors 100% yourself?  How strongly are they leveraged?  What are your financial objectives? How much pride to you take in making them great places to live?  All of those questions and more will determine how hard you are working and what you are doing.

My wife and I manage 830 doors with over 200 investors.  Our goal is to deliver great profits for them (and ourselves) and provide a great place for residents to live.  We spend more time on our business than we did when we were working W2 jobs.  

One of the things we like about the business is that no two days are the same.  There are constantly new opportunities to be leveraged and new problems to be solved.  It keeps us very busy.

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