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I would like to invest in another property within the next 4 months. I'd love to know more about how some of you have found success as real estate investors.

What has been the most successful method you have used to find deals ( direct mail, driving for dollars, etc. )?  How did you find your first deal and how long did it take you to close?

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Nathan Gesner
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Nathan Gesner
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You need to stop looking for a magic formula. Identify what you want and then go find it. Experiment with different methods of seeking until you find one (or more) that work.

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