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Ayodeji Kuponiyi
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Ayodeji Kuponiyi
  • Investor
  • King of Prussia, PA
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I'm a real estate investor from Lansdowne, PA and my question is how do you get the capital to fund and renovate your properties? I'm interested in buying and holding properties for long term wealth and flipping and wholesaling for short term wealth. The concept of wholesaling seem relatively easy but upon doing research on the topic it has left me feeling overwhelm.

I currently own a duplex free and clear that I bought almost 3 years ago and I'm in the process of having my credit report/score reviewed, fixed, and updated by the 3 credit bureaus due to errors on their part. Once my credit has be updated and my score increase, I feel I'll be in better position to obtain a loan from a bank. While I'm waiting, making money  with wholesaling seems like the logical thing to do in terms of experience and time being not being wasted. 

Any advice and guides would be very much appreciated.  

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