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I have 1,500 and a credit score of 568
So I have $1,500 and a credit score of 568. How would I go about finding my first rental property. I’m a new investor with no real experience. What are some tips and to help me get on my way.
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@Minuit Spence my tip would be to save, work on your credit score, and learn as much about REI (through reading books, BP, podcasts, youtube, etc.) while you do so. Only once you've got some liquidity saved up and a decent credit score would I recommend starting to acquire properties, but that is just my own personal opinion. Good luck!