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Cameron Brulotte
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Cameron Brulotte
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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I have just recently been studying the Seattle housing market and had a question for the bigger pockets community?

I haven't done any deals yet given that I am just starting, but what is actually the best way to start?

and does any one have any advice (books, articles, etc.) that I should read or watch?

Thanks,

Cam

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Tyrone Green
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Tyrone Green
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  • Boise, ID
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Hey @Cameron Brulotte welcome to BP!

Before you even begin to look for potential "deals" make sure that you get your skill set up to par, if you are in this to build a business marketing and sales experience will take you far (did not mean to rhyme there).

In my opinion, you want to use your skills as leverage for any deal that you do, NOT loans or money.

At the top of this page there are a TON of resources at your fingertips, the podcasts are great just to give you an example.

Best of all BP is a great community that is able to answer any questions you may have.

Much success!

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