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Chance Shilling
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Waco, TX
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I'm new! - Waco, Texas

Chance Shilling
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Waco, TX
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I am looking to get into real estate investing but I have two major problems. I have no credit history (I'm 18) and I have nearly no capital to begin investing with. So it appears that traditional mortgage methods are out of the picture for now (unless I can find a partner).

I have the advantage of being a real estate agent so I can find and access homes with ease, although finding the homes does no good if I can't purchase them.

Is it even possible to begin investing in real estate at this age with no capital or credit history?

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