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Updated about 4 years ago, 10/07/2020

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Tiffany Loftus
  • New to Real Estate
  • Tulsa, OK
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There has got to be a way...

Tiffany Loftus
  • New to Real Estate
  • Tulsa, OK
Posted

I know I keep seeing and hearing about people who start with little or no money. My husband and I decided recently that we need to come up with a real plan to build wealth for our family. We currently have a small business doing flooring, carpentry, and some small home remodeling projects, but with 8 children we need to do something that's going to actually take care of our family. The problem is getting started. We're not in a place where our credit can get big enough loans yet, and just about everything we have goes into bills and taking care of our family. 

So, with my husband knowing construction and carpentry he can do pretty much all of the labor with help from our sons. We'd only need pros for electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. I have no problem finding the deals because I know Tulsa and surrounding areas very well, and soon I'll be taking real estate courses. We have been blessed to already have really great local relationships contractors including one of the contractors we sub for who has agreed to walk multiple properties with us to assess what needs to be done. 

It seems like everything is lining up for us to get started, but this stupid money issue is holding us back. 

Can I get some replies from people who started with little to no money? How did you do it? 

I know we can grow something awesome with the way our family works as a team, but some days its discouraging to see what we could be out here doing...but knowing we're held back by the lack of finances.

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