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Jace Perez
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should i get to know lenders?

Jace Perez
  • Long Island NY
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im new to real estate and i dont have the funds to start really anytime soon. should i get to know my local lenders? if so how do i go about doing that?

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Jack Tulloch
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Hey Jace - I would focus on saving some cash to better equip yourself to jump on an opportunity that presents itself. There are also some creative financing techniques you can look into to help acquire real estate without having a ton of capital yourself. Getting to know local lenders is not a bad idea but probably shouldn't be your first priority at this point.

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