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Valerie Clemens
  • Phoenix, AZ
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Total Newbie Who Dreads Her "Golden Years"

Valerie Clemens
  • Phoenix, AZ
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OK, so I may be a bit melodramatic!  I am a single woman who is, ahem, past 55.  I still work full time.  However, I've never made a lot of money and when I review my Social Security statements -- YIKES!  

So, I am hoping (and praying) that real estate investing is doable.  I have purchased my own home and have always been interested in real estate.  I've had a limiting belief that you had to have a lot of money to get involved with investing.  However, I am beginning to see there are some ways around putting your own money into a deal.

Another issue has been my tendency toward introversion....  However, I'm determined to get out there and meet other investors and realtors.  Time is passing and I can't just sit here on the couch with my cat!  

Anyway, I love BiggerPockets and will post more as time goes by.  

Valerie

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