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Jeremy Torres-Jimenez
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How do i raise capitol ?

Jeremy Torres-Jimenez
  • Specialist
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So I really don’t know any way I can raise the money I need to put a down payment done on a multi family property. Any tips?

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Shelon Hutchinson
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Shelon Hutchinson
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@Jeremy Torres-Jimenez

I aspire to add value to all my posts on bigger pockets and other social media platforms. I would really like to answer your question Jeremy. But what I want to know first is, what have you done so far?

“Nothing” is the wrong answer.

And then my next question would be what do you believe are some of the actions that you need to take?

Additionally, what resources have you used in an attempt to educate yourself on your responsibility to investors whenever you take their money?

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