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If you google "passive income ideas," one of the first strategies that pops up is to buy a rental property. Even those with property managers have described having to "manage the property manager." Buying rental properties is "expensive like a puppy," he added. They've learned that, "the more hands-on you are, the more money you're going to make," said Jervais. One, their long-term rental properties are newer, so they naturally have fewer maintenance requests and upkeep.
Persons: I'm, Matt, it's, Matt H Natia, Jervais Seegars, They've, Karina Mejia, aren't, Mejia, Jervais, Jim Resonable, she'd Organizations: Service, Business, EVO Real Estate Locations: New Hampshire, Boston, Augusta , Georgia, North Carolina , California, Georgia
As a college senior in 2010, Ricky Beliveau wrote a paper about how to invest in multi-family real estate. Six months after graduating, he used his capstone project as a blueprint to actually purchase a multi-family unit himself. He quit his day job in 2015 to go all-in on real estate. Today, at 36, he runs several real-estate related businesses, including Volnay Capital and EVO Real Estate Group. Consider what real estate investor Todd Baldwin did at the beginning of his career.
Persons: Ricky Beliveau, , she'd, Beliveau, he'd, Todd Baldwin, Baldwin, it's Organizations: Northeastern University, Volnay Capital, EVO Real Estate Group Locations: Boston, Seattle , Washington
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