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Updated about 18 years ago,

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Bryant Hamilton Jr.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Sicklerville , NJ
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Advice for Problem!

Bryant Hamilton Jr.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Sicklerville , NJ
Posted

Ive been interested in Real Estate since my sr. year in high

school I am a sophmore in college right now. A few

weeks ago a friend and I rode around the neighborhood to look at the

houses around here. We seen one and the contact numbers were on the

sign in the front of the house. We called the numbers and appears the

house was bank owned, for a while. We called for a walk thru to see the

inside of the house, and the price they were asking was too much and for

our first house we werent trying to take the foreclosure route, at least not

with that many repairs to be done. Well, we did away with that house

because of the price. Riding around looking for more houses to get

deals toward we signed up to a website that shows us pre-foreclosed,

bank-owned, foreclosed, and auction homes. We found a couple of

pre-foreclosed properties that are beautiful houses, and they are liveable

peope are living in them. Heres where i need advice from the higher

people or the people that have been working in this business for a while.

I have an uncle who has been doing R.E for a while but me and him are

not the best of family right now, and he was going to help me finance for

the first house, meaning he has contact to a HML as well as himself

but unfortunately he is not helping now. So, im wondering how to

go about looking for a HML. So the question is how should I go about

HML, and such of that matter from now on, I am 19 years old, and i dont

have any credit at all.

Any advice would be helpful..THanks

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