All Forum Posts by: Eric Gerakos

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 While it's important to have financial goals, make sure you take your time and buy the right properties. Always remember the goal isn't to see how many properties you can own before you go bankrupt. The goal is to buy wisely so that every property makes money.

Finding $250,000 isn’t that hard. Start by looking under your couch cushions for change. Do you have a big piece of cardboard and a felt pen? You’ve got this!

All toilets smell before they are flushed. That is why we flush them. 

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I personally think putting children on a leash is inhumane.  

Your best best is finding a local school for the deaf. You should be able to find a tenant there.

Keep in mind that most of the time when someone claims they went from 0 to “2,000 doors” in a year they really don’t own 2,000 units. They bought into a syndication and only have a small percentage of ownership. Always keep in mind that the goal isn’t to quickly build a highly leveraged stack of cards that can be toppled by a single unexpected expense. The goal is to have every property you own make money. 

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Not many investors are brave enough to post fails but they are often more helpful to other investors than success stories. Thanks for posting.