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New to Real Estate Investing

Willie Baxter
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I'm 26 and just recently started my real estate LLC as of April but work a full time 3rd shift job. I know the basics about investing but since I just started and don't even have the necessary capital to fund my first investment property I feel like there are millions of things to do. I'm basically on my own with this but really looking forward to the financial freedom that this field offers. The problem is that with my busy schedule, I don't have time to establish a solid team. Even looking on how to get financing for a potential property seems like a task. I started this LLC with legalzoom and have to pay fees every month and it's frustrating. I've already set up my business account at the bank so that's one more thing I can cross off my list. But this all leads me to think I just have to pick up the pace and do some more research, but not too much to the point where I'm just constantly sitting still. Again, I'm new to this and would just like some feedback on what would be the next best course of action to gain some type of momentum.

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