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Kino Luke
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Stone Mountain, GA
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New Real Estate Agent

Kino Luke
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Stone Mountain, GA
Posted

Hello All,

My name is Kino Luke and I'm a brand new real estate agent. I'm originally from Albany, Ga and have been in the Atlanta area for the past 8 years. I'm excited about becoming a real estate agent and even more excited about becoming an investor. I have an interest in wholesaling, rehabbing, and buying and holding. 

I have a couple of questions for the experienced agent and investors.

1. I have a regular 9 to 5 and a family and trying to transition into real estate full time. Any suggestions on what I can do to make the transition as smooth as possible?

2. When it comes to real estate investing, would using your own money always be the last resort?

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