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Reid Williams
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New investor from the Woodlands, Texas

Reid Williams
  • Investor
  • Gulf Breeze, FL
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I am new to the community, and relatively new to REI. I have my home in the Woodlands Texas. I renovated my first home in Louisiana, and have had it leased for 3 years now.

I am interested to start flipping property in the Spring, Texas Area, but I am finding it quite difficult to locate property that meets the 70% rule due to the number of investors in the area. 

I could use some help figuring out how the foreclosure auctions work here. 

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