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Jacklyn P.
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  • Indianapolis
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Inspirtation Please. Feeling late in the Game

Jacklyn P.
  • Specialist
  • Indianapolis
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Hello. I feel like I am late in the game and felt beating myself up. I heard about real estate investing back in 2007 but I thought it is not for me. A month ago, I helped a friend who is a landlord do her book keeping and it opened my eyes to the gains and benefits of real estate investing. Now I am actively educating myself, networking and looking for deals. I know it is hard work and I am not afraid of work. I just wished I started real estate investing years ago instead of squandering money. I am in my mid 40s and I am motivated but can someone please provide some inspiration? I felt a bit discouraged because the houses that were going for $6,000 (needs rehab) in my area just 2 years ago are now going for $25,000. Anyone out there started in their mid40s?

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