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EPISODE · Jul 6, 2020 · 28 MIN

P4P-015: Jonathan Child

from The Podcast4Patriots · host podcast4patriots

How many of us can say we graduated from college, served our country, managed dozens of properties, and own over 30 units yourself all before age 28? Not many. Spend a half hour with me and Jonathan Child, Army National Guard Veteran and full-time real estate investor. Jon is a well-spoken, well-read, level-headed, highly optimistic and very polite person – generally a joy to converse with. He also happens to be smart and straightforward when it comes to advising young people – or any people – on pragmatic ways to invest in and think about real estate. Jon has been a full time real estate investor for 5 years. Following his graduation from the University of New Hampshire, he acquired and repositioned a foreclosed duplex and has turned that success into the portfolio he owns and operates today. Jon is primarily focused on deal flow and our acquisition and asset management. When not working, he is typically found biking, reading, or surfing. https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-child-b03b7961/ https://www.greatbayrealty.com "Buy Me A Boat" by Chris Janson and "God Bless the USA" by Lee Greenwood are used here courtesy of the artists and their publishers. Contact [email protected] with any questions!

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