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Ayana Sabree
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Cash Poor But Time Rich

Ayana Sabree
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Austin, TX
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Although I've been on the periphery for a while, I'm just beginning to dive head forward into real estate. Last month I found an amazing deal on two duplexes, but because I don't have any  money to put down, no one is looking to partner with me. How do I better market myself as an asset and not a liability or a leech? 

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Brian Schmelzlen
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Brian Schmelzlen
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In that case, perhaps take less than 50% and agree to handle all of the property management duties?

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