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Aaron K.
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Aaron K.
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  • Chicago, IL
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Hey Everyone,

I’m Aaron Korson. I’m an immigration attorney based out of Chicago. I currently own one rental, but I’m looking to gain some knowledge to buy more homes and gain cash flowing properties.

I’m just starting out on the subject matter but I’m looking forward to learning.

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Aaron Hale
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Aaron Hale
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  • Santa Rosa Beach, FL
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Welcome! You certainly have plenty of options. I think the first thing you should ask yourself is what strategy you want to peruse. The house hack is definitely a great way to build up cash flow quickly. If you go with an AirBnB, be sure you are aware of the local restrictions on real estate arbitrage as many municipalities are tightening the screws on AirBnBs. Have an exit strategy whether that’s to sell or rent long-term.

Whichever plan you choose, you’ve at least got a solid first step with your current rental. Good luck! 

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