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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

Advice for a beginner
I've been listening to several of the BP podcasts for about 9 months. I love the idea of real estate investing but I am suffering from "Analysis Paralysis". Before I start investing, I am thinking that I need to have "my Team" solidified (Contractor/ property Inspector, property management, realtor, etc).
Any advice for me on who would be good to connect with in the San Antonio area? I live out of state, but wanted to buy in this area. Any advice on good reference books to guide me through my first deal?
Thanks
Dallas
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Hey Dallas,
You're 100% correct in that you should first establish your team. I recommend attending your local REIAs, and any other local REI meetups to network with vendors and other investors from your market. BP is also a great place to connect.