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Ti Jackson
  • Bel Air, MD
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Decision on investing

Ti Jackson
  • Bel Air, MD
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Hello all, I recently obtained my real estates license and will be affiliating with long and foster. within real estate I really would like to get involved with investing and flipping properties. There is a home in my neighborhood that is foreclosed on and has been on the market for about 400 days, the property is now 90,000!!!!! Im so excited because, the property is in great condition... all it needs is a face lift (new flooring, painting, kitchen and bathrooms). BTW this property is 4/3 and over 2000sqf. Long story short. I have invested all of my saved up money into my real estate career. I want to jump on this property as quickly as possible, yet I have no money saved up... I thought about a hard money loan, contacting investors + more. Yet, im unsure how to get started. Any thoughts or ideas? Thanks

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