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First, Bianca Barcelos will present a House of the Month.

Then, Andrew Bosco, CEO of Candor Investment Group, will present I Was a Biology Teacher. Here’s What I Got Wrong.

What He’ll Share:

  • How a biology teacher in Myanmar ended up buying multifamily in New Hampshire
  • The one property that added $100K a year to his parents’ income
  • His first deal: Hanover Hill, $430K, and what it actually returned
  • The $20,000 mistake — five marketing strategies and no follow-up
  • The numbers he runs now, before he gets attached to a deal

What You’ll Learn:

  • The four numbers to run before you get emotionally attached to a deal — 6% cap, 1.25x
  • DSCR, 8% cash-on-cash, 12% IRR
  • What a house hack in Manchester actually costs out of pocket right now
  • How to tell the difference between a deal that works and a deal you want to work
  • Why you probably don’t have a lead problem — you have a follow-up problem

Andrew Bosco is a multifamily investor who started his real estate journey teaching biology in Myanmar and Taiwan. He came home to New Hampshire, watched one short-term rental add over $100,000 a year to his parents’ income, and went and bought a two-family house hack on Hanover Hill in Manchester. Today he owns 12 doors, manages 20 more, and is the CEO of Candor Investment Group, leading more than 70 agents across 5 states.

### Plus, enjoy pizza and networking!

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