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David Flores
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Morgantown, WV
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How people get No Money Down Investments?

David Flores
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Morgantown, WV
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Everyone always asks the question... especially new investors.

I think there is a huge void on this information and how to do it correctly! And safely!!! I was able to become financially free off of using no money and low money down strategies. That is why I have brought the discussion to a podcast.

BP world, you have helped me since I started this game 4 years ago. I have met a ton of people and helped a lot too on this site alone. Its crazy how fast real estate snowballs, 4 years is not a long time! Asking for your support and advice on my podcast. Its called “No Money Down Real Estate Investing” on Spotify and iTunes. I bring on guests weekly to discuss their deals and how they have become so successful using these strategies. I am very proud of it and any insight would be much valuable.

I started the podcast because I love meeting people and talking about real estate. I also wanted to help people who do not have a lot of capital but are looking for a way out of the rat race. I have been there! Working for a big 4 firm, 120k in student debt, and barely anything to save.

I am seriously looking for advice and looking to meet people with good input. Maybe I can even schedule a guest out of this!

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