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Andrew Gallegos
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Buffalo, NY
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NOOB on info and guru overload

Andrew Gallegos
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Buffalo, NY
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All the guru advertising everywhere is getting out of hand. All the advertising for guru mentoring, marketing, flippers and everything guru is everywhere. As a novice and just getting into the business I've been doing a lot of reading and watching here on BP. I know people who have wasted 10"s of thousands of dollars on guru training to never get it back. Besides, educating and learning where does a Noob get going. Information overload is frustrating and paralyzing. I've been reading a lot on the Buffalo NY market and I'm relocating there this month. I cant find much info on the future plan for the city as far as what sustainable growth the city has to keep the city alive...

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