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Tanya Braun
  • Real Estate Agent
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Newbie from Vancouver Canada

Tanya Braun
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Vancouver, British Columbia
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Hello! I'm very excited to be part of this community and want to learn all I can about real estate investing but am feeling like I'm over my head in this Vancouver market. I'm wondering where people start when their own market is much too expensive. I'm still so new that I'm not comfortable investing in something at a distance but I listen to the podcasts and read the forums and want to dive in.

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Peter MacKercher
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
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Peter MacKercher
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Welcome to Bigger Pockets @Tanya Braun. I am in STL please let me know if you need anything. 


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