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Gilbert Velez
  • New York City, NY
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I'm ready to move forward

Gilbert Velez
  • New York City, NY
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I feel that I'm currently ready to move forward, I want to start my real estate investing journey.I have been studying the topic for a month now. I have read lots of posts on BP, I have watched many real estate investing videos, read some books, and I have watched a complete creative real estate investing course video series (free, but very useful). Some may say that I should wait it out until I gain "enough" knowledge to be comfortable when I start, but I'm not going to let anyone stop me from doing what I want to do. I don't care about failing because this is what I want to do. 

The reason for this post is that I want people to share their ideas with me and everyone on BP about how we can physically start in REI. For example, experts in wholesaling explain how to start as a wholesaler by either assigning contracts or doing double closings, rehabbers explain how to start by buying--fixing--selling houses, etc. I understand only so much can be taught through visually learning rather than hands on, but that's the point of the post, for people to explain how to physically start.

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