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Julian Michon
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If this was you what would you do?

Julian Michon
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Gulf Shores, AL
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Let’s say you’ve saved up $20,000 and you’re looking to begin your real estate journey.

Knowing what you know now how would you spend it and what routes would you take?

Looking for a steal of a deal single family home to BRRRR or flip?

Or save up more for a bigger catch?

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Dennis M.#5 General Landlording & Rental Properties Contributor
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Dennis M.#5 General Landlording & Rental Properties Contributor
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I would find three to four owner finance deals and put 5k down on them instead of leveraging one house with a bank . 4 is a bigger number than 1 and lets face it , banks are bullies 

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