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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

So you've found your first deal.... whats the next step?
Good afternoon all!
So over the course of the last few weeks I have been attending the free webinars w/ Brandon Turner and it seems like every time we go over how to evaluate a property and determine if it is a good deal, which is awesome to learn and just fine tune every week!
thats where the problem presents itself though... I have been analyzing deals and a few have seemed like a real good first property for me! but the question I keep asking myself is where to go and how to get people that can help make me a real investor? I know of the traditional routes of going through a bank but I don't believe that is the best option, so I know there are private and hard money lenders but how do I go about finding them and presenting potential deals? Also, if I have a deal how do I go after it without already having the funds available, is there an way to start an offer without having the funds slated yet?
I am in the San Antonio and Austin area and I am really excited to find and start my investing journey but currently and stuck on square one, any advice helps Thank you all so much!!!
-Cammeron Williams