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Jason Bowman
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How would you begin investing if you had unlimited time?

Jason Bowman
  • London, Greater London
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Scenario: You have no experience in real estate and little to no savings for investing. What you do have is the income from your spouse which covers both your expenses. This allows you to commit all your time to real estate without having to worry about a job.

What strategy would you use to be able to flip homes and also buy and hold (any type of real estate) for cash flow?

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Look at 3 or 4 beginner books and read the chapters on finding deals. But you might as well educate yourself on the rest of the basics. Then pick a strategy and follow it. I think mailing lists are least productive but that is my opinion. Once you have the book smarts you may be able to get a realtor to assist you.

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