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Tavonte Battles
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buying a home

Tavonte Battles
  • Akron, OH
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Im currently saving up to buy a home but dont make much money I wanna find a foreclosure home for less than $16,000 it wall take close to 2 years to get that amount does this sound achievable I live in akron ohio any advice would be awesome

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Jonathan Cope
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Jonathan Cope
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@Tavonte Battles 

I am glad you found the tip useful. 

Am just finishing saying my goal now. 

If you enjoy listening to motivational speakers, try YouTube for great free content. 

For example, I found audiobook versions of Think and Grow Rich and Rich Dad Poor Dad via YouTube. 

I also own copies each, but I found the YouTube versions useful when reading was inconvenient. 

Your goal sounds like a good one. 

Make it more specific over time and it will become your business plan. 

@Brandon Sturgill is right. 

There is a lot you can learn as you are working toward your goal. 

The free UBG from @Joshua Dorkin and @Brandon Turner is terrific. 

I suspect it will offer you ways to shorten the time to achieving your goal. 

Good luck. 

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