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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Newby with a couple questions
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@Joey Collins welcome to BP this is a great place to learn the basics. As to your first question, I would never do business with family, but I realize some use family as a source of capital. Make sure you have a bulletproof place to acquire a property at the right price, a plan to manage the project after closing, and multiple exit strategies that will pay back any capital borrowed. Educate family that the project can fail and all money could be lost. Even worse, substantial debt could be owed when things fail.
Second question: getting your license will give you a significant advantage over those not licensed by providing a basic education in real estate.
Good luck with your goals, and feel free to reach out if you need anything :)