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Calvin Schmeling
  • New to Real Estate
  • Milwaukee, WI
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Getting Past The Education Stage And Into The Action Stage

Calvin Schmeling
  • New to Real Estate
  • Milwaukee, WI
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I am currently in the education stage of my real estate journey and eventually want to make the transition of doing it full-time. I have read multiple books on overview of real estate, corporate/LLC structures, property management, etc. and now I want to take that next step into the action stage. My biggest takeaway from the books I read and investors I have talked to is having the right team around me and not overloading where I don't need to overload. In your first property did you do it all by yourself and formed a team as you went along such as a good CPA/tax advisor, attorney, bookkeeper, etc? For my first couple deals I would like to go into low money to no money down creative deals and not go through a traditional lender. What is your advice for me before I start jumping into things?

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