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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Where did you get the money?!?
This came to mind from a blog post from Brandon Turner "3 Smart Ways to Make an Extra $1,000 a Month Through Real Estate Investing" as well as seeing quite a few success stories. Aside from thinking how an extra $1000 a month would help me *coughstudentloanscough* I've been still browsing, reading, absorbing information from this site but find myself wondering how people starting out funded their first real estate venture. I've seen quite a few blogs about how to start when I just happen to find a couple of hundred thousand dollars when I washed my jeans (just joking about that) but I also wonder about those who didn't have the money flat out to spend on say a rental or a flip.
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I saved for ovr a year and tracked all my money in Mint. Then i took each and every bill and tried to reduce it, and I did. After a year I was able to purchase my first rental.
Good Luck!