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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should I dive in as a newbie and invest in a hot market?
I've been reading some of the local BP members here in the Dallas/Fort Worth area who state that there is a hot market and there are great deals available. My question is with the market being hot, should I try to find deals, secure financing and begin my career as a newbie real estate investor before the market changes?