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 Hi, I'm Nicole. 👋 I'm pretty excited about the progress I've made with my rental business lately, and I wanted to document my journey. I plan to share the stories of each of my houses, the financials, and some data on my progress over time.

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I bought my first home in 2010 during my first year of full-time employment. 9 years later I was "retiring" at the age of 34. Houses have changed my life, and rentals are my passion. Maybe someone out there can use some of the insights I've gained over the years. So here's my little rental blog.
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[Pictured here: closing day on my 6th house while on maternity leave]
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