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Zach Shahan
  • Rental Property Investor
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Landing Your First Property

Zach Shahan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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For those just starting out, it is hard to find your first "good" deal. Especially because all the big-name investors in your area have all the real estate agents on speed dial and get first dibs at a property. Most of them get a phone call before the property is even listed on the internet.

How do you recommend finding good deals? It sounds like you will just have to take a risk on a property that a big-name investor did not want. With that being said, it truly cannot be that good of a deal if they did not take it?

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