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Chris Garzino
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No Money Down Real Estate Investing

Chris Garzino
  • Bergen County, NJ
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Hi All,

I would like to invest in multi-family properties in the NY Tri-state area.  In order for me to begin investing I would need an investor as a partner.  Is it better to find a good deal first then find an investor or should I have an investor lined up before I search for deals?

Look forward to hearing your answers.  Thanks for your help with this question.

Chris

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    Ben Leybovich
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    Ben Leybovich
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    Chris - how would you know a good deal from a not so good deal?  You'll have to sell it to the partner - can you?

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