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Cody Tappan
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Start out loans with cash income.

Cody Tappan
  • San Diego, CA
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Good Evening Investor’s, I am a 24-year-old college graduate of business administration with my focus on accounting. I have had serious interest in real estate for the past 6 months. I have educated myself through many books and attended real estate seminars as well. I am looking to take action at this point and could use all the help and knowledge I can get. Since his will be my first house investment I am looking for a single family home that I can either rent out or renovate quickly. I make untaxed income from 6-10k a month depending on the roofing jobs I get. I have around 50k to invest in a down payment if needed but can’t get loans from mainstream banks due to my income being untaxed. I have been recommended to find a portfolio or hard money loan. Has anyone been in this same position? If so what were your steps?

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