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  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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How to start with Real Estate Investing with $5k

Account Closed
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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I'm very new to real estate investing and I have $5k to start my business. I've decided to go the route of wholesaling because I don't know what other strategy I can use to get the most out of my money. I'd like to hear other perspectives on how I can get the most out of this 5k for in my REI business. What strategy would you use and if you would wholesale what would you use that money on to grow your business?

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Sandra K Shirah
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Pineville, LA
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Sandra K Shirah
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Pineville, LA
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Have you thought about CivicSource.com? I had limited funds and went through them to purchase last year.  I think they pad a lot of their fees, but it was a somewhat quick way to gain adjudicated property.

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