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Remi Oguntoye
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RE Investor Starting Out in NYC

Remi Oguntoye
  • Investor
  • Ohio, USA
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Hello All. 

My name is Remi, and I am a new real estate investor. I am planning to relocate to New York in the December/January time frame. I want to get started with real estate investment, and I want to do it all--buy and hold single family and multi-family homes, wholesaling and flipping. I am interested in networking, and I plan to become active in the local meetups once I do relocate.

As the New York real estate market tends to be priced pretty high, I would be open to partnering with another newbie looking to grow a real estate empire. I also think that starting with wholesaling might make sense to build up some cash reserves. I am interested in connecting with other newbies and experiences investors alike.

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Basit Siddiqi
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Basit Siddiqi
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@Remi Oguntoye

Welcome to biggerpockets and welcome to NYC!

I echo the same thoughts as Andrew. Initially, I would focus on one area within real estate whether it be wholesaling, flipper or buy and hold.

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