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Newbie Looking for Tips
Hi all - I'm new to real estate; I have yet to do any deals but have done research for about 6-8 months now. This has consisted of tons of webinars, reading books and articles, attending meetings and joining my local REIA. I've come across tons of coaching opportunities but nothing that I could easily afford, and still maintain my safety net for other expenses.
I'm looking to start with wholesaling, and eventually include fix & flips and acquire rental properties. However, my issue has been finding that foundation to start the process. What do I need to have in place in order to get working on making some things happen?
Ive came across a lot of mixed input regarding:
- Getting a real estate license or not
- Legal and CPA issues? Having these things in place beforehand?
- Proper paper work
My questions do reach beyond these topics but I'm trying to not make this out to be super long. Any help is appreciated!