JF1269: Why A Retiring Cop Chooses Real Estate For A Second Career with David Sweeney

David reached the age of 53, living in Seattle he’s technically able to retire now. When he actually looked at his situation, he realized there was no way he could actually retire. He looked at options and felt that real estate was the answer for him. He set out to get his license, analyzed properties, and found a 24 unit cash flowing apartment building. If you enjoyed today’s episode remember to subscribe in iTunes and leave us a review!

 

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“Pick your strategy and go with it” - David Sweeney

 

David Sweeney Background:

-30 years with the Seattle Police (currently a lieutenant)

-Nearing retirement age, he began to immerse himself in owning multi-family properties

-Got his real estate license this year, and last month closed on first transaction, a 24-Unit cash flowing apartment building

-Currently looking for his next deal

-12 years of experience as a professional mediator

-Say hi to him at davidsweeney.com or davidATdavidsweeney.com

-Based in Seattle, Washington

-Best Ever Book: 80/20 Sales and Marketing by Perry Marshall

 

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