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Shane Potter
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Holding Down Southeastern Wyoming

Shane Potter
  • Cheyenne, WY
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Hey BP community my name is Shane I am a licensed real estate professional down in Cheyenne, WY and I am new the the Bigger Pockets arena.  

First reaction is overwhelmed with the amount of information there is to consume on this site. I have been bouncing around the site for the past few weeks and just now am mustering the courage to write an introduction post.  I work in the industry and feel like I just stumbled upon a magical treasure chest of abundant resources. Any how.

I am 14 months removed from being a W2 employee and want to ensure that all the hard work I am putting forth is working even harder after money is earned.  I am getting ready to close on my first investment property it is a 4 plex with 100% occupancy from long term tenants (avg 6 years per unit) set to close on 2/28/18. Rents have the potential to be raised $100 per unit and I am beyond excited to get this first domino to start falling. 

My goal is to acquire atleast two other properties throughout the this coming year.  I listened to both Cardone podcasts today and he has me really intrigued with Multi-Family projects. In all honesty every strategy gets me overwhelmed with excitement now its just which one do I want to experience first.

What do you think?

Cheers!

-Shane 

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Bill S.
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Bill S.
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@Shane Potter welcome. There are actually a number of investors in Cheyenne. As well as a few long posts related to investing in Cheyenne. Use the search feature and put in your zip code and you'll find a few. There was/is a loose knit group of RE Investors who meet periodically. @Jeff F. has a long thread on a multifamily he purchased and is rehabing. @Corey Loghry does a bit of flipping. @Account Closed is from the Cody area and has a property management company there. 

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