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Violet O.
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Violet O.
  • Austin, TX
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Interested in learning as much as possible about real estate investing before jumping in. I learned about BP through a web search about flipping houses. I've already listened to several podcasts, which I have enjoyed, and am reading the beginners guide.  I don't have any experience other than the sale of my home, but I have a relentless personality and love to learn. My plan is to work hard towards becoming financially indepedent so I can spend more time with my family. 

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Charlie Kleindinst
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Charlie Kleindinst
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When I first started I went to the local real estate club meetings. I swapped numbers with a wholesaler, and then days later came across my first deal. I called him and he helped mentor me through the first deal and several others. Clubs are a great start. Finding a mentor can really help you get ahead of the curve as well.

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