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Bryan Malone
  • Bartlett, TN
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Advice for a newbie to real estate investing

Bryan Malone
  • Bartlett, TN
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Hi All,

My name is Bryan and I am new to real estate investing in the Memphis, TN area. I have long wanted to pursue real estate and my wife and I recently decided to take the plunge. I'm looking to start off part time while still working a day job. I would like to focus on single or multi-family properties on a buy and hold strategy. However, down payment is an obstacle. I've been reading up on OPM strategies for those with little or no money available for down payment. Perhaps wholesale or flipping is an option in order to save for future purchases. If any of you saavy vets out there have advice for a newbie like me, I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance.

Best Regards,

Bryan

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