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Meg Sparling
  • Denver, CO
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Meg Sparling
  • Denver, CO
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Hi everyone!

Brand new to this but want to learn and am serious about it. I'm 50 years old, played by the rules and Im tired of being broke! Time for a change.

So, my next door neighbor wants to sell his house and I am interested in buying it myself. I own my home with 1 mortgage and have about $65,000 in equity. I am a single parent with no cash and poor credit. That being said, I know if I can bring my neighbor a buyer, I might have a deal. Any ideas on whom I should approach buyer/investor wise? I'm clueless! Thanks.

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