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Jesse Carreon
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I'm going for it!!!

Jesse Carreon
  • Whittier, CA
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After much contemplation I finally decided to begin the process for buying an investment property in Wisconsin. I'm selling my home in Whittier, California. (I should cash out with at least $150K) Im gonna move to Wisconsin in to a multi family (4-unit) home (50-70K) and let the tenants pay my cost of living. Any objections?

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Chad Nagel
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  • Fond Du Lac, WI
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Chad Nagel
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fond Du Lac, WI
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WI is alot different than the peoples republic of cali.  The 50-70k 4 units you may find may not be in the most desireable area to live in.  Make sure you get your concealed carry license....... Good luck :)

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