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Leaving Nursing to start Multi family investing

Jason M.
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Alittle about: I’m 33 y/o and have always  worked in health care trying to save money build my credit while educating myself on real estate. Since the being of Covid I’ve been able to travel around the US working as a travel nurse. My goals haven’t changed, however, thanks to all the lucrative travel assignments and lockdowns I’m lightyears ahead financially. I’ve managed to pay off all debt, turning my credit score from 680 - 794 while putting aside 150k of savings. 

After listening to almost every book on real estate I’ve been able to get my hands (ears) on. This morning I became a pro member deciding it’s time to take a more active roll in becoming a full-time Multi family real estate investor.


I’m excited to start the transition of leaving health care and starting the next chapter of my life.

My short term goal is to close on my first Multi family property in Cape Coral by February. 

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Stetson Miller
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Stetson Miller
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  • Fort Myers, FL
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Hi @Jason M. Welcome to BP! I also recently left the medical field to pursue investing, but made the transition a bit smoother by getting my license first. Long term, my goal is to completely replace the sales income with my personal investments, but short term is also to invest in LTR/STR's in the Fort Myers/Cape Coral area. Happy to connect!

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