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Tanner Weaver
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Royalton, MN
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Newbie that’s in analysis paralysis

Tanner Weaver
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Royalton, MN
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Hello BP community!

I’ve started learning about real estate investing about 2 years ago and I’ve struggled to get past the first step in getting started. I’ve been debating going small such as a single or duplex just to get my feet in the water but would like to get into small apartment complexes. Here’s what I’m working with and any advice for my situation would be much appreciated!

I’m 23 and live in Minnesota but travel working on the Pipline throughout the mid west most of the year so self managing I could see being difficult. I have 70k saved up and should have about 100k by the end of the year. I was late in building credit with a current credit score or 661.

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