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Qwee Parker
  • Investor
  • Minneapolis, MN
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How early is too early?!

Qwee Parker
  • Investor
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Hey all!

I am just at the starting point of searching for my first duplex. My projected timeline, i would really like to find a deal and close by about September-October. I am on a month-to-month lease so if my timeline is moved further out, i should be fine (my hope, timeline stays the same). Looking through BP and discussions, my timeline is really all at the discretion of the current market. I guess my question is, as a Newbie, is it too early to get out and start looking? Should i already be out there and analyzing deals, even with a few months ahead of me? How long did it take you to close on your very first deal? Any factors i should keep in mind? Also, Is anyone in the Minneapolis/Saint Paul area that can speak to the current market? Any input will be gladly appreciated.

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