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How do I get started?

Conor J Horigan
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Hello!  I am New to BP and looking to get my feet wet in the real estate business.  I work in construction and have grown tired of doing everyones work for them.  I would love to get involved with flipping homes and purchasing rental properties but don't really know where/how to begin.  I do not have access to a lot of cash and home values in my area have recently gone from high to completely insane.  I have the time, vision, and work ethic, and would be willing to go out of region if necessary.  If anyone has any advice on how to team up with someone business wise, secure creative financing, or just really get moving down this path it would be greatly appreciated.  

Thank you,

Conor

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