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Diamond Bland
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The right way: What to do first?

Diamond Bland
  • New to Real Estate
  • Midwest
Posted

What is the first thing I should do if I want to invest in a property? I am caught between trying to wait until I can buy a property out of pocket or mortgaging? I am not trying to become an agent, but I want to invest in a few properties. 

-Recent graduate who studied Social & Economic Development and Urban Blight

-Excellent credit score

-Total student debt is under 30,000

-I live with my folks and do not pay for rent/food

- I have savings

- I know what I want to do with the properties -- I know which areas I want to invest in/ target -- and I am determined, capable, and able to research...

Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.

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