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Rookie Investor Introduction - About to move into my first Duplex House Hack

John Davis
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Hello,

Long time lurker and consumer of real estate investing podcasts, books, and other information from BiggerPockets that just closed on my first investment property - a duplex house-hack.   It's all been a whirlwind of learning and doing and I'm looking forward to starting my journey with the goal of financial freedom in the next 10-15 years.  Ideally way sooner.  This house-hack will be a negative cash flow while I live in it, fix it up, etc.  Some other "adventures" I am looking at - the existing tenant is section 8 and the current property management company likely will not continue management.  So I will be learning the PM piece as I go as well.  

I'm acquainted with a couple of local investors, but would love to connect with others in the area (or nationally/internationally) with similar experiences and strategies.  I'm currently jumping head first into this community and would love to learn from more seasoned investors. 

-John 

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Drew Sygit
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Drew Sygit
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@John Davis be sure to check out all the city landlord requirements.

Michigan also has an online Landlord-Tenant Handbook that is awesome source of info.

Lastly, be sure to join the RPOA investor's group in Grand Rapids. A lot of seasoned investors there that will help you through the inevitable challenges.

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