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Updated almost 9 years ago, 03/11/2016

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Troy Rocha
  • New Bedford, MA
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Troy Rocha
  • New Bedford, MA
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Hi everyone I'm Troy a college junior who is looking to learn a lot about flipping houses and properties in general.

I was just wondering what are a few ways and techniques I could use to get started soon with little to no capital? I would like to flip a house or two during my summer break. I am going to be interning with a local realtor. I know I don't need my license but I want the experience and I've already committed to it. 

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