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Roberto Nazario
  • Waco, TX
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Rental Properties New to Real Estate Investment

Roberto Nazario
  • Waco, TX
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Hi All,

My name is Robert from North Carolina, Raleigh. I am new to the community and to Real Estate Investing. I really love the topic and I have about 2 months of reading books and my goal is to keep learning until I have my down payment. So my strategy will be to read all the books I can and try to create my own SOP's with specific topics and try to create a process, so I don't have to revisit the books, but right know I still don't have clear what should be the steps    and topics that I should concentrate If I want to Invest in Rental Properties ( family House, 3/2) in the 150K to 180k range, so I can make a process with clear steps to follow. So if anywone can help with some advice I will apreciate your help. 

Thanks,

Robert

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