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Bradley Post
  • New to Real Estate
  • Orlando, FL
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How Can I Find An Investing Partner?

Bradley Post
  • New to Real Estate
  • Orlando, FL
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I’m 18, a sophomore in community college (started my senior year), have been unemployed since January, and have just $700 to my name. However, I’ve been watching videos and reading articles about real estate investing, and I discovered that partnering with others is an excellent way to get started. Since I have no experience and little money, how should I find deals, find partners to fund those deals, and are there alternative routes to real estate wealth? I want to enter the RE game very soon because during the 2008 crisis, many millionaires were made, and I don’t want to miss out during the worst one since the Great Depression.

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