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Solomon Oh
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Trying to implement the BRRR Strategy

Solomon Oh
  • New to Real Estate
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Hi Bp'ers-

I'm looking for fix and flip professionals in the South King County Area of Washington State.

I am coming across wholesale deals that I have to pass on with other investors due to my inexperience with fix & flips. I am willing to split profits with another investor who can guide me through the process of fix & flips as well as the financing aspect of the deal.

How would I expedite the process of learning it takes for me to learn all the aspects of fix & flipping?

Thanks,

SD

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Pete Perez
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Pete Perez
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@Solomon Oh

I think your best bet to find someone to partner with would be at meetups. It is kind of hard to expect experienced people to partner with a new person they haven't met personally. Attend meetups and talk to people and form those relationships. That will lead to finding your first partner.

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