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Brian Auman
  • Tulsa, OK
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Brand New investor, credit is crap, what are my steps?

Brian Auman
  • Tulsa, OK
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I have recently found bigger pockets and real estate investing in general. I have gotten super obsessed with the idea of being an investor and buying property.

Here is where I’m coming from

31

Single

Tulsa, OK

Waiter/Substitute teacher

In grad school

75k student loan debt

Credit in the mid to high 500’s

Very little access to cash

I understand this won’t be an overnight fix for me, but I’m committed to owning my first brrrr property in the next two years.

Outside of working on my credit what steps can I take right now to close on my first brrrr property in the next two years?

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