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EPISODE · Dec 12, 2016 · 55 MIN

EP048 A Surprising & Unexpected Connection to the Past - Buying, Restoring & Renting Historic Homes with John Potter

from Rental Property Owner & Real Estate Investor Podcast

John Potter has built an investment career on buying, rehabbing and leasing historic homes in Grand Rapids, Michigan.  Sometimes while working on these homes he's discovered treasures left behind by the former occupants.  John has also discovered something surprising and unexpected about his childhood home that helps explain why he's so passionate about these historic homes. John & I discuss his passion for homes that are more than 100 years old, what makes them better than the homes built today, and John's strategies to keep them filled with the best tenants. John is also the owner of Tanglewood Properties and a realtor with Pro Real Estate Services.  You can contact John through his website: http://www.tanglewoodproperties.com/mission/ I know you'll enjoy today's conversation.  Please take a moment to go to itunes to subscribe, rate & review!

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