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Jeremy Willis
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Getting started for first time investor

Jeremy Willis
  • Annapolis, MD
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I’m positive this subject/question is a dead horse kicked 1,000 times, however I want to get started investing in property for cash flow. I have a good job, a little savings, and a deep desire to exit the rat race.

I have ZERO experience, only a juvenile understanding from some books I’ve read.

I am seeking advice and resources to deconstruct and achieve my goals. How/what are smart ways to plan and execute my ambition?

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Jake S.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Minnesota
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Jake S.
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@Jeremy Willis Well starting with a Broker and a Property manager is free of charge, so I'd definitely start there and then slowly assemble the rest. You can leverage their knowledge and network :)

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