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Camille Reynolds
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A little experience, but by no means an expert in Orlando, FL

Camille Reynolds
  • Orlando , Florida
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Hello BiggerPockets!

I flipped a couple of properties years before the 2007-2008 downturn, but did it while working a full time job. I had a great contractor and we worked almost like partners.I learned a lot from him and did a lot of the demo and some repairs under his supervision. He’s since passed away, and I continued to work full-time for a few years. Now I’ve decided to jump out there and begin investing full time.

Things seem very different from when I did those three properties. I feel like a novice in a very aggressive industry, but I’m looking forward to where this takes me. 

Thanks for any advice you want to share. 

Camille in Orlando

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Chris Romany
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Chris Romany
  • Orlando, FL
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Camille,

One quick piece of advice. When you join our local REIAs, make sure you leave your credit card at home the first several months,  as you will be confronted with a lot of information and training for sale,  much of which you can learn as you go along for free.

To your success. 

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