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Bruce Thomas
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Starting From The Ground Up

Bruce Thomas
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Is there any way to start in multi family investing  when you don't have the money to invest? I am not looking for something for nothing but creative ways around this objection. I ask because it would take about 3 lifetimes to build up a significant amount of money to play with. Any suggestions would be welcomed.

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Tyler Flagg
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Tyler Flagg
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  • Pensacola, FL
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Hey @Bruce Thomas, I've got a quick suggestion. Grab a copy of The Book on Investing in Real Estate with No (and Low) Money Down by Brandon Turner. It's a great read, and he outlines a number of ways that you can do exactly what you asked about.

It's definitely not easy to do. It takes time and effort, but can totally be done. Especially when you live in a place like Edmond. Although its harder to find a deal on the MLS these days in OKC, there are plenty of off-market deals that are ripe for the picking. Best of luck.

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