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Karla Bazan
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Fontana, Ca
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How to start with no capital and credit card debt

Karla Bazan
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Fontana, Ca
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Hi, I have heard many things about wholesaling, but I don’t know where to begin. My dream has always been to invest in real estate, and I was setting myself up for that financially. Unfortunately, last year I went through some pretty hard times that dragged me into credit card debt. Now, I am waiting for my brokers exam date and I’m excited to get started, but I don’t know where to start. How can I make money with no capital, and with my income barely covering my credit card payments and living expenses? Any advise will help. Also, I want to add that I have started working on a mailing list for wholesaling, but I’m not very confident in that. Thanks, Karla

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Tom O.
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Tom O.
  • Chicago
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Pay your debt and scrape up the 3-5 percent or so you'll need for a two unit. Live in one unit and rent the other. 

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