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Cameron Alaniz
  • Dallas, TX
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Cameron Alaniz
  • Dallas, TX
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I just wanted to get some advice from seasoned investors for people who are new and are starting to take steps towards buying. I do not own rental properties, however my wife and I have set a goal to go to at least 2-3 open houses a week, possibly more if there are several close by. I am also going through the free course and have been listening to the podcasts as well.

What can I do to learn more and continue to grow? The house we are living in now, will be our first rental, but I want to add an additional or two in 2 years time..

With me 20 years old and having limited exposure to credit, what would be a good way to make sure my credit is up to par when I take out a loan for the near future?

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