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Anthony Buccanero
  • Realtor
  • Forest Lake, MN
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Positive Cash-Flowing Properties And The Mistakes Rookies Make

Anthony Buccanero
  • Realtor
  • Forest Lake, MN
Posted

Hello BiggerPockets Fam, 

I created this post to gather some feedback regarding mistakes that rookies tend to make when getting into positive cash-flow real estate investing.  With my wife and I being new to this side of things, we would greatly appreciate any feedback you all may have regarding this.  Investing can be a SCARY process and us along with most people would probably agree that learning the hard way isn't the most fun.  Also, we are highly considering moving money into out of state investing markets so if there are people out there that can shine some light on things to look out for in that situation, we would greatly appreciate that as well.  Everything helps!  Thanks in advance to all of you who are willing to share your knowledge and experiences.  

Tony