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Lynsey Wilson
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New to investing and a little discouraged

Lynsey Wilson
  • Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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Brand new to real estate investing. Just started last month. Had a few deals come up but not work out. Getting a little discouraged. Seems like everyone else is moving full speed and I'm in the slow lane. Any words of wisdom to a newbie?

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Jacqueline Coombs
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Jacqueline Coombs
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I have definitely been there! I am sure you learned something from the deals that did not pan out and that is very valuable education! I gave myself a good 6 months to dedicate to education including going out to see many houses, reading, networking, etc. It seemed as if everyone was passing me by as well but really, most of us start out the same way. It's like getting a snowball started, lots of effort/push in the beginning until it builds momentum to roll bigger by itself. Give yourself some time, value the educational experiences and trust the process! Stay in the game and you will know the right first deal when you see it!

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