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Updated over 2 years ago, 07/25/2022

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New REI that's trying to figure out where to start here.

Zachary Resendez
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I'm exceedingly excited to join this community and learn all I can. Unfortunately, I find myself already a bit overwhelmed. My initial goal is to learn what I can in order to set the ground work for making my first investment in the next 90 days. Looking around the site and education tabs doesn't seem to have a very clear cut path of where to begin. I find myself seeing advice like, "let my Realtors and property managers know what I’m looking for," which is great advice if I had realtors and property managers. It seems like I've skipped a step somewhere or missed a link? Would greatly appreciate any advice or recommendations on the order of things for one trying to pursue multi-family rental properties in order to generate cash flow. 

Thank you for your time.

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