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Thanks for your friendship. I have sent you a request to join my group, Residential 2 Commercial Investing. We have compiled a collection of blogs and discussions that pertain to everyone transitioning or desiring to transition to Commercial Financing and Investing.

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Hey, Ned, fancy meeting you here!

- Cass

Hi Ned, I think part of my brother's cynicism comes from being a real estate attorney. He sees people who get burned in real estate and those who run dishonest businesses. He is still actively learning about real estate. Most recently he was talking about some land deals and pointing out some < $10,000 homes (that actually look pretty nice). He attends the Greater Dayton Real Estate Investor's Association. His beef on real estate investors now is that he makes more as a lawyer than most investors he sees at the meetings.

I, on the other hand, do not plan to get a law degree, and my future employment outlook appears very dismal despite being in the IT field. Even if I'm successful in my field, it will take me a number of years to reach 80k/year. If I start rei now, then I can potentially become way ahead of where I would be as an employee. At worst, I'll be able to do wholesaling and investing on the side to supplement my income.

We should chat on the phone sometime. I have lots to learn as a newbie wholesaler and real estate investor. :) My cell is 410 660 9196

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