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Brandon Pelfrey
  • Boise, ID
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Newbie trying to compete in Boise

Brandon Pelfrey
  • Boise, ID
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I am for sure a newbie with real estate. I have zero properties (I don't even own my own residential home) but I know that real estate investment is something I want to learn and succeed at. I am currently reading as many books as I can get my hands on, reading forums on BP, listening to the BP and other podcasts just about every day, trying my best to network, and trying to look at and analyze as many deals as possible, and trying to save up/increase my earnings aggressively for a down payment. My goal is to get into multi-family homes.

The desire is definitely there, however I am worried about how I can possibly compete with investors in my market who have more cash, financing, access to more deals, larger networks, and experience than me. I may be totally off, but it seems as though once a good deal comes around someone who really knows what they're doing will snag it fast before I get a chance.

Any advice, direction, commentary, or otherwise about how I can get my foot in the door and compete with the big players in the market will be much appreciated!

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