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Sean Shirvan
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New Investor in Denver, Co area

Sean Shirvan
  • Golden, CO
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My name is Sean Shirvan and I'm reading a lot here on BP and it's definitely a tremendous resource. I'm 23 years old and am interested in doing buy and holds. The market here in this area is crazy and it's gonna be fantastic getting started. I'm looking for any sort of advice for a beginner like me. I likely cannot qualify for a conventional mortgage at the moment so I'm wondering what the best way to get started possibly using an alternative financing method without making any major mistakes. Glad to be part of the BP community, much thanks!

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