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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
New Member. Luis Soto from Paterson, NJ
I am so excited to get started in flipping. I've been interested in it for years and I'm so glad I found Biggerpockets to help me get started. Should I take out a loan from my credit union to pay off my cc bills and a down payment on a flip?
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Welcome to BP @Luis Soto! I recommend starting by reading up on flipping in the forums and blog. J Scott wrote a great book on flipping that is available in the store. Armed with some knowledge you can come up with a gameplan and execute.
I personally would not take out a loan for the cc and a down payment. Work hard, pay off your credit card, and save up for the first down payment. You dont want to over leverage yourself especially on your first deal.