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Colleen Waldron
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New to the Game.

Colleen Waldron
  • Nashville, TN
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To get to the point, I want to get into real estate doing wholesaling and flipping homes but I have no money to start. I am currently about to start a 30 day challenge to wholesale a house  and with that hopefully find investors. The issue is I am scared as hell. I am 26 years old and I brought my first house almost a year ago and now that I have a foundation, I want to build on that. What are your thoughts on finding buyers and sellers. I have read several books but for some reason I am more nervous now than I was when I brought my first

house. Do I need to call real estate companies and  see if I can get a list of cash buyers in my area in the last few months?

FYI: I don't like to fail. I can accept that I stumble but I refuse to give up even if that means steeping outside my comfort zone.

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