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Mannie Ijeh
  • Mc Kinney, TX
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Newbie and eager to learn.

Mannie Ijeh
  • Mc Kinney, TX
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Hello friends!

I am new to the BP community. I've been a non-active member since registration and that's because I needed to realigned somethings to allow me to get ready and focus. Now that's done. Yay!!! So been reading some books, such as Rich Dad Poor Dad and The Millionaire Real Estate Investor, about how to invest in real estate as well as the Dos and Don'ts. I'd appreciate any tips for a newbie like myself.

Question - As a starter, do I only look into areas in my state of residence for a deal or is it okay to look outside my state of residence?


Thanks and looking forward to be part of the BP community.

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