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Krystal Seabron
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Trying to Build Capital

Krystal Seabron
  • Houston, TX
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Hi guys, I'm new to REI, in fact, I have no investing experience whatsoever. I've read a lot about it and have decided to try to build capital to buy and hold through wholesaling. I went to one of those real estate seminars and managed to make it out with my checking account still in tact. A lot of the information they were selling, I found for free.

I must say that since I don't really know what I'm doing, I'm a little terrified of the process. But, I won't know unless I try. I'm in Houston and I have read that I need a DBA, a separate phone number, a website I have to pay for monthly, bandit signs, and yellow letters to get started. Does all that sound right to you guys? Did anyone begin differently?

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