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Brent Cullipher
  • San Antonio, TX
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Setting the foundation for a successful real estate business

Brent Cullipher
  • San Antonio, TX
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Hello to the BP community!

First off, I'd like to say that this community seems to be one of the best real estate investing tools I've come across.  I am definitely a proud member! I thank you in advance for your replies.

I am new to San Antonio and even newer to investing!  At this point, I feel like I'm laying the foundation for myself in regards to getting everything ready to bang out this year.  I have taken my real estate courses and only need to schedule the exam now which will be within the first week of March.  I am trying to foster valuable relationships with those that can further my success.  I've contacted and met with a few wholesalers, other realtors, investors, contractors, private money etc.  Other than filing for an llc, choosing a broker for my license, what other preemptive steps would yall recommend for a newbie San Antonian  and aspiring investor?  

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