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Jenny Elomaa
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Out of state investing

Jenny Elomaa
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hey everyone,

So I’m a newbie real estate investor and am looking to buying a nice little condo or apt somewhere in a major city in Texas preferably (Dallas has been my #1 option). I have no clue how to get started. Should I contact banks? Realtors? Realtors from LA where I live or Texas?

Also, I’ve been employed for less than two years. I read that it might hinder me from getting a loan. Any experiences with getting a loan with less than 2years of stable income?

If any of you have any Dallas based contacts I’d appreciate that more than I can put into words!


Thank you!
Jenny 

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