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Julian Broyles
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Chicago and Chicago Suburbs

Julian Broyles
  • Phoenix, AZ
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I'm originally from Chicago and moved to Phoenix, Az a couple years ago for a change.

I see many properties I marveled at as a child in the market back in my home town of Lansing/Chicago, Il.

Looking to find people that could share their insight of changes in the businesses/life since 2015, knowledge of the market and possibly connecting for partnerships in the upcoming months. I miss it a lot and know the good and bad neighborhoods of the suburbs, not so much the city itself. 

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Dave G.
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Dave G.
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@Ubaldo M Gomez at what point in my response did I accuse all people in IL are dangerous? Did you not read the part that I am in Chicago on business frequently and have family there? Do you think I would do that if all those people were dangerous? 

Somebody posted a question asking for thoughts and opinions and I offered mine. That what we do on Bigger Pockets. We share ideas, thoughts and experiences on this real estate business platform. And nothing says we all have to agree. So how about you keep your imaginative rants off of BP and limit them to your Twitter account.

@Julian Broyles As you explore teaming with folks, I would advise you to steer clear of folks like Mr. Gomez. A 50+ year old man challenged with both reading comprehension and composition skills. And someone who gets angry simply by a post that disagrees with his opinion. I wonder how such a sensitive person would manage a difficult tenant or challenging contractor situation. 

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