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New Member Introductions - Returning User

Courtney Sutton
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Hello! 

I have had a Bigger Pockets Account for about a year now, but I have recently had a change in attitude towards RE Investing from "I can't" to "how can I". Yes, my biggest struggle then and now is capital like many others but that does not mean that I cannot find a creative solution to this! I have been letting a lack of capital hold me back for the longest time but I think it is time for a shift in thinking to "how" can I overcome this.  I am currently investing myself in getting educated, and learning how to properly analyze and identify deals that fit my goals. I am looking forward to meeting other investors and learning from you all on the Bigger Pockets community! 

My biggest question right now is this: 

After deciding what market / property type to look for, is it smart to start analyzing deals even if there is no capital available to me at the moment? It is my understanding that when you are analyzing deals, you are analyzing in hopes to find a deal that works for you and your financial goals / ability. I would not want to lead on an agent and ask for potential properties to be sent to me when I am not able to buy yet.

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