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Sharon Brown
  • Bowie, MD
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I would like to know if the market is too saturated to get started trying to invest in real estate or flipping houses? If not, how does one get started? Any resources would be appreciated.

Sharon

Bowie, Maryland

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Christina R.
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Christina R.
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I agree with Herve - get involved with local REIAs and meetups.  

Meetups (google them)

BWI Meetup

REIAs

Baltimore REIA

MAREIA

Southern Maryland REIA

start networking - all my deals have come from networking

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