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Manuel Villegas
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100% rookie with a question.

Manuel Villegas
  • New to Real Estate
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such a difficult market for a rookie investor trying to get ones feet wet very competitive in most states where should one target for cashflow and slow appreciation to start all advice welcomed.

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Patti Robertson
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Get your money - cash or financing - in order so you can pull the trigger quick.  Align with a strong buyers agent and any wholesalers you can find in your market.  When a deal presents, unless it is awful, don't take too long to evaluate it or you will lose it.  Analysis paralysis will kill your efforts.  

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