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Meghan McCallum
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Got my feet wet w Auctions.com

Meghan McCallum
  • Specialist
  • CHICAGO
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So, I already own a few properties but, this is day three of me considering myself a FULL TIME Real Estate Investor (and three day member here). I have been analyzing and looking for deals and I entered the dark scary world of Auctions.com and started bidding. I didn't win, I was 7500 shy. But, I feel it a win as I held strong to my numbers for my first flip and let it go. I will have to say...when the bidding started getting lower and lower it got hard to stop. But, I used the analyzer tool here and didn't budge past that.  I will consider my first flip that I make any profit or break even as it is the cost of the learning experience.

Back to the drawing board!  Any tips on auctions out there?

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