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Ryan Washer
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  • East Islip, NY
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first time financing

Ryan Washer
  • Investor
  • East Islip, NY
Posted

Hello everybody,

This one of my first posts on bigger pockets so bear with me if I am a little off on something. I have been studying for a while now about buy and hold investing and figured if I keep reading about it I am never going to start. So my first step is figuring out what type of financing would be my best bet/ if I am even financially ready. I'm 23 years old with a 750 credit score and about 10k to invest. Would it be prudent to go out and start talking to banks? If so, is their anything I should know before hand?

Thanks!

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