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Clayton Casey
  • New to Real Estate
  • Collierville, TN
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Real estate agent for first time live in flip.

Clayton Casey
  • New to Real Estate
  • Collierville, TN
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I am currently renting in Memphis, TN.  My fiancee and I have saved a sizable amount of cash that would allow us to purchase a 200K property on a conventional loan and have about 25-30K leftover to fix up the house. We have a timeline of about 7-8 months before we need to be moved in.  I've been studying real estate investing for the past 6 months and it's definitely something I want to pursue.  I believe a live-in flip is solid first step on actually putting into practice how to analyze a deal, negotiate, and renovate while mitigating risk regarding holding cost and other factors. If I google realtors near me then I get a huge list obviously and it can be a bit overwhelming.  Is there a way to narrow the search of agents without having to call and ask each one if they have any experience in investing etc?  Should I get an agent that specializes in auction/foreclosures or even just finding houses that require a good amount of sweat equity? Thanks for any help or recommendations.

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