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Brandon Turner
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The 7 Steps You Need to Get Started Investing In Real Estate

Brandon Turner
#3 Questions About BiggerPockets & Official Site Announcements Contributor
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Hey folks - just wanted to share a video I put together for BiggerPockets. It's a 5 minute summary of the Ultimate Beginner's Guide- which if you haven't read yet - you can get here.

Click HERE to watch the video on YouTube!

(Don't click the photo below.. it's just meant to entice you to watch the movie!)

Which step are you on? Leave a comment in this thread and let me know what step you are in and which step you want most to master!

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    Great video Brandon!

    Another thing to add -- if you're not sure what your niche should be, you can try different things. I determined my niche as "buy and hold in a 3 mile radius of my house" and a very specific one at that. But I've tried notes, I've tried a flip, and I've tried different types of purchases -- purchases from individuals, REOs, a short sale, and a Fannie Mae. You get a feeling of what you like best and what works the best. (I still don't feel educated enough to buy at sherriff's sales or buy out of state.)

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