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Isreal Price
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Laurel, MD
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Just Got Real Estate License But Want To Be Investor

Isreal Price
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Laurel, MD
Posted

I been following BP for a few years now and finally decided to jump into the "game". I live in Howard County and I  find abandoned and over run houses all the time that look like they would be good investments. However I have not been confident enough to do some of the initial contact because I don't feel like I know the "lingo" enough. I figured I get my license and it would help me with the terminology and being knowledgeable when approaching homeowners. Also I feel like being around other agents would help with learning the ropes.  Just wanted to get some insight into as if I  am going about this the right way.

Overall I just want to partner with other people who are interested in wholesaling, fix and flipping, and figured getting my license would put me a step closer.

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