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Leslie L Meneus
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Leslie L Meneus
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Miami, FL
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I am looking to own a 180 unit 4 building gated community. I've been to Fortune Builders and paid and received training. I've been to National Real Estate Network and paid and received training. I never hear anything from anyone about tax sales or tax liens. Can anyone help me begin with that? I ask because I am starting with an extremely modest $200 flexible dollars each month and time has been flying.

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John Wijtenburg
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John Wijtenburg
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Lack of cash should never be a reason to sit on the sidelines. Start building your network to source opportunities and capital immediately.

  1. Connect with deal sources - brokers, owners, and influential third-parties - and build fruitful relationships
  2. Create a system to efficiently evaluate every deal you come across
  3. Find a mentors on BP or in your area that can give you advice along the way
  4. Build routines and habits help you stay consistent with your prospecting
  5. Get a good opportunity under contract - the money will come, even if you need to flip the contract

Good luck!

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