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Eric Schroeder
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Eric Schroeder
  • Loveland, CO
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I am interested in become a real estate investor, primarily as a hold and rent.  I am currently in a course for this and looking into resources, came across "BiggerPockets".  

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    Originally posted by @Eric Schroeder:

    Thank you for the welcoming messages!  @Dan Mackin I am taking a course through Tai Lopez's "Knowledge Society", which is being taught by Cole Hatter.   Approximately a 4 month program that we started a week ago.  So far we've talked about some strategies to find home deals and then went over, in short, different ways to fund them.  It seems that Private Money Lenders is the way to go, assuming you can find the right deals and an accredited investor. He also highly encouraged going to local meetups  So that is something I'll definitely be looking into.

    What he might not have told you already is most accredited private lenders mostly look for track record from the people they hand money to for deals, as a new investor its hard to solicit for private money without any experience.  The ones that do get private money from day one, it usually comes from friends or family or someone that will invest in you PERSONALLY as opposed to your experience in the business.

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