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Sani Nielsen
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You know you're a new investor when...

Sani Nielsen
  • Orem, UT
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I am a new investor and I feel like I'm turning into a whole new being. So it made me think about those fun memes that show you're really in the "IN" crowd - so I'm throwing it out to the community.

You know you're a new investor when...

(Here are my top answers)

- your have to resist the urge to think every cheap house in in the MidWest is a "good" deal

- you are still working out where you'll come up with the money to invest (could be your own, but you know other people's money is good, too)

- you start seeing "potential" in every house you drive past as you go about your day.

So, how would you respond?

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Doug Spence
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Doug Spence
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@Sani Nielsen You know you're a new investor when...

-You have 20k in consumer loans, $100 in your checking account, and you ask forums and FB groups how to get started in real estate...

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