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Eric Escanuelas
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Newbies from Portland Oregon

Eric Escanuelas
  • Portland, OR
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Hello all! We are new to real estate investing and are reaching out to share in the Bigger Pockets community’s expertise.

We recently bought a new house and are renting out our old one as a way of partially divesting from the stock market and investing in real estate. We felt the Portland Metro area was a good place to rent (outside Portland itself anyway). In the future, we’d love to buy more properties and expand a bit depending on how easily this first experience is.

I’ve read a couple books (First-Time Landlord from Nolo.com by Janet Portman and The Big Book of Managing Rental Properties from Bigger Pockets by Brandon and Heather Turner). I feel both books provided a ton of useful information and I have several contacts who rent as well, but I’m looking forward to learning more on this forum!

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Jay Hinrichs
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Jay Hinrichs
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for Portland folks I always recommend the Rarebird meetups.. these actually have great content and guest speakers . the casual meetups around town to me personally are not worth fighting through the traffic.. its more social time.

so if want want to go a meeting that has some real content and run by a couple of sharp investors this is the one to go to 

in my mind.

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