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Damien Papillo
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Newark, DE
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how to get my first property?

Damien Papillo
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Newark, DE
Posted

i have been working with 3 real estate agents and none have really seem to be a big help. Or maybe im confused on how its suppose to work. To my understanding the agent is suppose to be constantly sending you emails of houses that fit your criteria. I have yet to receive anything from the two agents i personally know.They seem more interested in selling houses that are already completed " rehabbed". To add on to that, I met with another realtor from zillow who seems to be hard to read. He has rental properties and seems to only let the properties that he is not interested in become available which end up not fitting my criteria for the BRRR strategy. I have a nice lump sum of cash saved and an untouched activated (HELOC) for any additional reasons. My credit is good and a few months ago I was pre approved. With all that being said is there anyone who can provide me with sound advice from my stand point? Thanks in advanced.

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