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Derek Morrison
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First Person to Meet as New Investor

Derek Morrison
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Marshfield, MA
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As a new investor who hasn't done a deal, who is the first person I should talk to? An agent, a lawyer, a contractor, a lender, etc.? I don't want anyone to look at me and assume I'm wasting their time because I'm sure other people have done so before.

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    Michael Carbonare
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    Michael Carbonare
    • Investor
    • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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    @Derek Morrison  Talking with attorneys, CPAs, contractors, lenders, etc. is putting the cart before the horse.  Take a direct path and find someone who is already successful doing what you want to be doing.  That's your starting point.  Get a deal done, then worry about the other stuff.  Keep it simple, Derek. 

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