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Juan Carrillo
  • Nashville , TN
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How can I succeed in real estate

Juan Carrillo
  • Nashville , TN
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Hello I am a 19 year old living in Tennessee with a full time job and I am in the process of getting my real estate license with no debt other then my credit card. I am living paycheck to paycheck I want to build passive income and my goal is to live life on my terms I am very exited about getting in to real estate the problem being I don't know where to start. How can I buy my first property when I am only living pay check to pay check. Thank you 

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Terry Miller
  • Akron, OH
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Terry Miller
  • Akron, OH
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Pay off your credit card.

Keep on saving.

Use FHA or a first-time homebuyer's program to get a quadplex, triplex, or duplex. Live in one unit, and rent the rest.

"Only be addicted to your goals."--Terry D. Miller 3:16

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