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Hello Everyone,My name is Patrick, my plan is to fix and flip properties in order to build sufficient funds to purchase buy and hold properties which I will speak about in more detail below.I graduated college this past May with a degree in accounting and finance and I have been working at a Big 4 accounting firm for the past three years while in school.

Sounds pretty exciting, I know, but I'm looking to break out of the 9-5 and make a career in real estate.I graduated from Purdue University in 2009 with a degree in Aviation, but I now work for a pharmaceutical distributor.  

I have a Master's degree in the health field and should be able to find a job very quickly because shortage in my field so I am not very worried about lack of income.    

I am a huge believer in Warren Buffett type value investing and common sense.I have a degree in Finance and have spent the majority of my career in analytical and now sales roles.

This time of year is when I wish I was elsewhere like sf and away from the constant 100 degree days!

There are different people on here looking for a wide range of things from, learning, marketing properties, looking for partners, HML, PML, investing in various markets and degrees.

In the winter, in colder climates, make sure your unit is kept at a temperature no less than 50 degrees, otherwise there is the potential for freezing pipes and structural damage.Twice we have found candle burn marks under kitchen cabinets and wax drippings in carpets after tenants had their electricity cut.

His renters are 20-somethings with degrees that work downtown, making decent 1st job money and looking for place to stay in an area close to all the Cincy nightlife. 

I have walked in to one property in the middle of winter here I believe the high was around 20 degrees that day, and apparently  the owner told the tenants he was installing a new package unit prior to the foreclosure, and pulled off the unit leaving the giant opening to the outside where the cold air was running through the duct work through the entire house.