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Kareem Lyons
  • Realtor
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How Do I Get Start Up Money ?

Kareem Lyons
  • Realtor
  • Columbus, OH
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Hi 

I am fairly educated on real estate from an agent side. I have interest in investing but i'm confused on the financial side. Whats a good way to get start up money for a low deal ?. How did you get your start up for your first deal ? . I'm not looking for something big just something to get my feet wet. 

Thanks for any help.

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Jon Holdman
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Jon Holdman
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Number one source is your savings.  Spend less than you make and the extra will accumulate.

Get a second job.

Cut expenses.

Sell stuff.

Borrow - personal loan, credit cards, HELOC or cash out refi on a property you already own, 401k loan

friends and family

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