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HAILEY ERSKINE
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Unemployed with 80k burning a hole in my pocket

HAILEY ERSKINE
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Hi,

I'm a single mom with a six month old baby. I have 80-100k of equity in my house I can easily pull out. My plan is to stay home with  my child to raise her. I can't get a new mortgage being I am currently unemployed staying at home raising her so buying where I am local in Colorado is not an option. I would like to invest out of state. I've been looking at roofstock.com, but open to other directions. The goal is to build a portfolio of ten houses over the next ten years. Maybe Morrisinvest.com? I'm open to suggestions. I'm going to make this work, I just am starting to get a grip on the details to make it happen! 

PS, I'm borrowing a 150k from my grandpa to flip a house down here. Should give me another 50k or so to work with in the next year. 

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