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New investor looking for tips/ideas.
Hey everyone,
I’m a brand-new investor looking to take my first real step into real estate. I don’t have a lot of capital to start with, so I’m trying to be intentional about choosing the most realistic strategy from the beginning.
House hacking isn’t an option for me since I have a wife and kids and don’t want to move them around, so I’m exploring other paths — flipping, BRRRR, partnerships, private money, etc.
For those of you who started with limited funds, what approach worked best for you? What would you recommend someone in my situation focus on first? And looking back, what do you wish you had done differently?
I appreciate any advice you’re willing to share. Thanks in advance!
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Hey @Joshua Nichols,
If you're starting with limited capital, I'd lean toward BRRRR or a partnership where someone brings the funds, and you handle the work. Both can get you into a deal without a big down payment. Just make sure the numbers make sense and the property cash flows from day one. And connect with local lenders and investors, opportunities come way faster once people know you're serious.
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