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Colby Mulry
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Salem, MA
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Beginner Advice

Colby Mulry
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Salem, MA
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Hi, My name is Colby and I am seeking any advice on how to get started in the real estate world and investing. I am determined to create a non work residual income with real estate investing, rental properties, house flipping, and other areas. I graduated college last year and have a large sum of debt totaling 85k. I live at home rent free and have a great job taking in 50k in salary plus commissions and a monthly driving expense check. I have tried speaking to my parents and pears and all I hear is that it's all too risky and just to simply save for a house and live within my means, however that's not what I want. I am seeking absolutely and advice on how to get started in the Massachusetts market which is hard enough as it is. I have a large sum saved after a year and am willing to do whatever it takes to get in the game!!! Thank you! Colby

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