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Nicole Gullatt
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Little to no money to invest

Nicole Gullatt
  • Upper Darby, PA
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Hello all. My name is Nicole and my partners name is Kyle. We are starting out in the real estate business but we have little to no money. My credit is good and his is fair. We are not in a position to borrow money to finance our initial investments, so we need assistance with finding the right private money lenders to assist. I do not want lenders from the forum but I would like someone to point me in the right direction to start the process. Thanks a bunch! 

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@Nicole Adams you will probably not like my advice but:

If you truly have no time or money hunker down at your job and work like a dog.

If you have no money but a little time stay active on BP, read books and educate yourself

If you have no money but more time educate yourself, attend REI's to start networking and if you still have free time go to a realtor and offer to sweep the floor or whatever he needs as a volunteer to learn the business.

If you have a little money and a little time do NOT spend it on seminars, classes or other "lie to me and make my dream come true" activities.

Best of luck. Keep us posted on how you are doing.

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