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Braxton Boone
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What's a great way to start building credit?

Braxton Boone
  • Dumfries, VA
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I'm reading Buying and Managing residential real estate by Andrew J McLean and almost right off the bat he says the first step for newbies is to build credit. I would love any type of advice, just so I don't end up signing up for something that I regret.

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Samantha Klein
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Samantha Klein
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Find someone you trust with excellent credit and see if you can be an authorized user on their credit card, or try and get a secured credit card.

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