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Bryan Price
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Newbie starting out with foreclosures

Bryan Price
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Longview, TX
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I am a newbie with bad credit. I'm looking into getting into house flipping through foreclosures and tax sales. Are there any books or good advice out there?

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Jonathan Barr
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Jonathan Barr
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I would say if your newbie I would try the more traditional route of purchasing property.   You can probably find a hard money lender that is willing to work with you or find a money partner.

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