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Wanting to Start in Fixing and Flipping

Tanner Atchison
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Hi everyone, my name is Tanner. I am currently 20 years old, but I am very eager to get started in the fixing and flipping of houses, while also learning what to do in order to make those houses rentals as well. I am looking for more information on how to find funding for theses projects, and what the best way to go about things would be. If anyone has any information or tips, please comment on this post and help me get started. I have a goal to own 5 rental properties by the time I turn 24. That gives me four years to get experienced and start achieving that goal. Thank you!

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Zachary Inman
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Zachary Inman
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Hey Tanner! Welcome to BP. Fix and Flip is a great way to get a foot in the door in real estate. In order to secure funding, you either need to find a partner with deeper pockets, or bring the funds yourself. If your 20, I'm assuming you don't have a ton saved up. I recommend building some experience working with a general contractor or investor then start networking. 

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