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Semaj Dorsette
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Out Of State Investing

Semaj Dorsette
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Hello good afternoon to all hope all is well…..I guess I just need to vent so bare with me plz lol Sooo after countless YouTube videos, reading books and talking about real estate with anyone that would listen I started the process of getting a Heloc about 3 weeks ago and decided to invest in the Michigan area. Original amount I was seeking was $100K and due to many factors I could only get $45K, got in contact with lender and seems $80K is what I’d qualify for. So now I went from looking to a getting a small multi family to getting at best a single family home. Should just use this as a opportunity to get into a real estate market and get some experience or wait until I can get a larger property before making such a big move as this would be an out of state investment!

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