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Getting started looking for a good resource in the Midwest!

Nathan Yung
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Real estate is a big interest of mine and I am looking to start buying up rentals or possibly even flipping homes I am Just looking for someone with experience to bounce ideas off of and strategies that they have found successful in rural towns in the Midwest. Seem most the stuff I read seems well but the issues is price of rent in these areas are low and the supplies to fix a house up still is top market price. Any pointers would help thanks.!

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Spencer Cornelia
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Spencer Cornelia
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@Nathan Yung Before you jump 10 steps ahead, I think it would be smart to pick one market (step 1).

You can become very successful in every market so don't worry about having to meticulously find the best one.  Find the best one for you to succeed in and then move to step 2.

Step 2 is networking with a team of people that will help you succeed in their market.

Step 3 is picking a strategy that you will be implementing.

Step 4 is execution.

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