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Jamaal Johnson
  • San Antonio, TX
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How Did You Get Your Start Investing?

Jamaal Johnson
  • San Antonio, TX
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Good Afternoon BP Family!

I'm writing this post to give some type of relief as well as a  road map to those getting started in the business of real estate to look back on and relate to others on their first steps towards financial independence. It is from my experience most newbie investors hit a road block due to lack of income, lack of experience or lack of time.. My question to you all is how did you get started with finding and funding  your first rental property/fix & flip, what was your income source at the time and what mental shifts did you experience in the process of climbing to the levels of success that you experience today?

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