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Jeffery Glavin
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80k inheritance, poor credit, where do I start?

Jeffery Glavin
  • Camas, WA
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Hi, I have spent the last 11 years in the auto industry with Mercedes-Benz and just took a leap out into real estate. 

I just filed BK to start fresh from all the debt I swamped myself with being in the rat race with the "joneses"

I am coming into about 80k cash next month.  I want to start my portfolio of multifamily housing rentals.  I have a wholesaler that is starting to send me properties to look over.  I am in over my head thus far but thanks to all of you I am learning quickly.  

Any suggestions on what to do and how to get moving?  I know this is a broad question but all your replies I am sure will be extremely helpful.

Thank you!

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