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All Forum Posts by: William Vazquez

William Vazquez has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

@David Ordonez

Dang idk about Florida but here in Georgia in the twin I live in we have 3rd party lenders and they let you borrow up to 100k but it has to be paid back in an amount of time if not they’ll charge high interest rates.

Ok so I’m only 20yrs old I’ll be 21 this upcoming June. I work but I don’t have an official job. Where I live houses are bought and sold everyday and recently this year of 2019 they’ve been buying and selling insanely like the whole towns running around trying find out how to get their feet wet. I know they ask you for credit which I have none, they ask you where you work at:/ like I’m clueless. I feel as if my dreams are now crushed all the reading financial books was a waist of time.

Post: Where do I start? I’m lost!

William VazquezPosted
  • Lagrange, GA
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 0

Ok so I know so little about real estate. I’ve read rich dad poor dad, the cash flow quadrant, buy low/rent high. I have some knowledge but I’m afraid it’s just to little. Someone help me? First thousands I make I’ll make sure they end up in your bank account.