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Derrick Foggy
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  • Haddon Heights, NJ
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Investing Journey, Is DIY work a good or bad thing?

Derrick Foggy
  • Lender
  • Haddon Heights, NJ
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I'm really excited to be joining the real estate investing realm, I am a current mortgage loan officer but I have had plans to invest for some time now. My first question (of many more to come) would be about DIY work on properties. I plan on doing as much of the work on my properties with an existing group of handymen who I used to work with in my property management days. I am also a very competent handyman and will be receiving my license to be an Electrician in the upcoming year. If I were to seek out private funding would these be good or bad points? Thanks in advance.  

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