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Analysis paralysis or just not feeling prepared?
I heard Brandon Turner talk about contacting mom & pop landlords on craigslist for potential deals. I thought it was a great idea. I been reading & studying on the subject of real estate for about 2 years now, but I’m scared to take that leap of fate. I don’t know if it may be would be a better idea to hold off on trying to wholesale until I complete reading “The book on estimating rehab costs”. Part of me says I should just try to contact the leads I have currently & the leads i have on craigslist & figure things out as I go. I met two individuals that are active investors & maybe they can help me when I’m stuck. What do you guys think?