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Jocelyn Evans
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  • Allen, TX
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Where do I start?

Jocelyn Evans
  • Professional
  • Allen, TX
Posted

I am trying to get into the Real Estate Investing business. I do not have 30K in cash so hard money loans are not an option at the moment. I have several business contacts for home repairs that I could work some good deals with. I am looking for ways where I can learn and gain experience and potentially make enough money to start purchasing my own investment properties. I currently have one investment property. I would like to get my Real Estate License and learn a little more about property management or work for a property management firm so when I do have my own properties I have some experience, now it's just about getting over that hump!

I currently work full time but could make myself available on some evenings and weekends.

I have worked in the mortgage business for years on the lending side, so I am very familiar with real estate terms etc.

I am motivated and have the ability to work from home. I would be willing to work full time but I would have to be compensated for it or at least make a draw comparative to what I am making now. which would be in the 60-70K range.

Again - I am extremely motivated, I like action and fast paced, I have an entrepreneurial spirit and I am ready now.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Hope everyone is having a great day and thank you for taking the time to read my post.

Jocelyn

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