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Dominic Pizzi
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First time real estate investors

Dominic Pizzi
  • Lender
  • Freehold, NJ
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Many people who are first time real estate investors tend to have a lot of questions on how to make the most amount of money from their investment property. 

The best thing to do in these scenarios would be to find reputable investors and see what they did that worked with their investment property as well as see the mistakes they made during their process, if their situation fits closely with your own. 

What are many of the questions that you have encountered from first time real estate investors? 

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Alexander Szikla
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Alexander Szikla
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You should consider your management plan as well. 

Acquisitions are fun and sexy like dating. 

Management is hard work like marriage! 

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