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Christie Chanterelle
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Christie Chanterelle
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Pompano Beach, FL
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Hello fellow BP members. I am hoping to get an opinion on this question that has been hunting me for a few weeks now. So two months ago, I've decided to start on my business and the only way to purchase my first flip was for me to bring about $5,000 of my own money to the table. Technically i have that and I do not have that. I say that because it's in my Publix Retirement account. What's making me freak out is i have decided to sell all of my stocks in order to come up with the money. My question is: do you guys think that is a good idea? 

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