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Updated over 7 years ago, 05/08/2017

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Rachel Geronimo
  • Saint Charles, IL
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Help! No Money Down?! What's your opinion?

Rachel Geronimo
  • Saint Charles, IL
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Greetings! 

I'm relatively new on BP and with real estate investing. I want to do real estate part time (preferably do buy and holds on multifamily properties). After gradating college, I'm have been in a financial slump. I've recently bumped into an opportunity with No Money Down. I know it's possible, but I'm more concern about the risks that it can accumulate. With that being said, is it smart for a beginner to start with No Money Down? What are some risks that I should consider? Or what are some general advice that I should consider? 

I am also currently abroad. I know it's possible, but is it hard for a beginner to invest in real estate while traveling?

Your thought? Please let me know!

Cheers!

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