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New and unsure

Jeff Valone
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As stated, I’m completely new to real estate. I’ve done some light reading and research but I’m more efficient when learning by doing. I also learn well by getting feedback and interactions from people who know what they’re doing. I’m in the process of buying our first home and we have a 2 year plan for it. What I’m wondering is, with little to no capital, how likely is it that I can add more properties to my portfolio? Also, who do I need to talk to/set meetings with to make these things happen? I’m an active learner and don’t like to waste time so I want to build my skill set and portfolio consistently. 

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