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Starting out with a little bit of money

Thomas Mickelson
  • Muskogee, OK
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Yes I just recieved a large sum of money from a relatives estate and want to put it into rent houses or flip a few properties. What is the best way to get going. Should i buy a inexpensive property to start and flip it for a profit or just go strait to rent houses. I know renting is long term, and i want that but i would rather double my money amd buy rentals in the future. Thanks

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