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Xavier Jefferson
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Xavier Jefferson
  • Houston, TX
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Hello Everyone, While I'm extremely new to the world of real estate, over the course of the last 3 weeks I have been taking in as much information as I possibly can because I'm very serious about creating a future in real estate. Being that I'm young and relatively new to the work force, I don't have access to much capital outside of my current income. Nor do I have any assets. But as I mentioned, I'm serious and willing to listen to anyone who has the right things to say. Can anyone offer any advice on how to generate some cash flow within the realm of real estate without actually going out and purchasing my first property; or be willing to teach me (I'm located in Houston, Tx). The purpose of accumulating the money would be to put towards my first investment. -Xavier Jefferson

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Dominique Hall
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Dominique Hall
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If you haven't purchased a home yet , there are good programs that help the first time home buyer. FHA is a common loan that people use. You could find you a duplex or something like that and put low to no money down depending on your situation. Look into it . Good luck 👍🏾

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