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Brian Hoff
  • San Antonio, TX
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Dave Ramsey style minus the money?

Brian Hoff
  • San Antonio, TX
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i just joined BP the other day. Still reading "The Ultimate Guide". It's still a little confusing and overwhelming to me.

Here are my thoughts. I have under 10k sitting in a savings. This is what I want to use to start in real estate. Now for my kicker. I have not purchased anything on credit for over 10yrs. I am leery about working with a bank, and not sure if they would want to work with me with my non-credit history. The other issues are that although I would like to join an REI club, with my job I never know how long oor when I can be "home". This also presents a problem as to doing the footwork involved in rental/flipping.

I thought initially on becoming part of a "Private Funds" team to get started then flipping a few and from there renting. I dont know if with my limited funds if this would be the route to go, or if there are other options I should look into? Any educational information I can look into? Is there anyone with similar circumstances?

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