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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

- Real Estate Broker
- Philadelphia, Pa
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Really need some help/advice
im trying really hard to get the ball rolling with my real estate investing passion. the problem is I only really have about 12k to work with.
i am having a hard time knowing if deals are "good" or not because im not sure how to calculate or figure out ARV. i also am not sure how i would even fund the rehab, should i even buy a property.
should i move into a house and just house hack? or how can i buy strictly an investment property, because my lender says i need 30% down...which i dont have.
im just stuck in this circle of not knowing what to do and its really frustrating. seeing all these success stories is great, but i dont know how to get my feet off the ground to start doing what theyre doing as well!
Please help and thank you to everyone in advanced!
- Brandon Ribeiro
- Podcast Guest on Show #2


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You could also do private money. Or wholesale a few properties until you have more capital