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Hungry New Investor recently graduated from Temple University

Matthew Mulrenan
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Hi everyone! My name is Matt Mulrenan I recently graduated from Temple University in Philadelphia. I am starting my career at IBM in New York this August. I am looking to purchase one or more properties within the next two years. I am unsure how many properties I should consider. I have a fair amount of savings I can put into a down payment. I am familiar with the Philadelphia market because of my time at Temple. I am looking for advice, opinions or anything in-between! Would love to develop a mentee mentor relationship

I am still learning the best way to communicate on this website. So, in the meantime here is my LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ma...

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Blake Park
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Columbus, OH
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Blake Park
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Columbus, OH
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@Matthew Mulrenan I would say you are on the right track! Philadelphia is a good market. If you decide to look outside of Philadelphia I would check out Columbus Ohio.  

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