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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Subject to investing
Hi Everyone!
I'm looking to get started in 30 days (meaning getting and completing a deal). My confidence is strong, but my lacking in experience is holding me back. I know I can do this, but am not sure how to take a giant leap forward and get completely immersed. I'm in the Tampa FL area. What's the best steps I should take to get started with subject-to investing? Also, how do I find sellers and buyers ... and structure a deal? Yup, I'm truly a beginner!!!