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Washington state REIA

Andrew Sanders
  • Spanaway, Wa
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Just starting on my real estate investing adventure and I have a quick question ( I actually have a ton of questions, but that's not the point currently). Is anyone here on BP part of the Washington state REIA, and is it worth it? How has it helped you?

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Bryce DeCora
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Bryce DeCora
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Check out my YouTube (check my bio).  I worked at Boeing as a software developer.  $85k salary, benefits, 401k.  I was almost able to match the $85k my first year working real estate after work hours flipping and doing wholesale... it took 4 months to make my first paycheck though.  After seeing that, I burnt the bridge.  Year 2 was about the same as year 1.  Now year 3 it looks like my wife and I are on track for $500k gross.

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