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Kirshner Baptiste
  • Miami, FL
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im an aspiring real estate investor and devolper. Im currently getting my real estate and appraisal licsense i wanted to know what can i do to get started witb my own property my credit is shot so anything that doesnt need my credit score would come in very handy 

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BTW, check on the application process with your state, just because you pass a test to be an agent or appraiser, doesn't mean you get a license and your credit is part of that process. The issue is that people who are in debt, have financial problems, can't pay their bills may do things they aren't suppose to in order to cure their problems, that's why credit is a big deal in getting a license. If things were beyond your control, like medical bills, those issues may be over looked. So, first, take care of your credit. Anyone doing seller financing will also be looking at your credit. Good luck with your education, that's the way to start! :)

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