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Ronald Kielmeyer
  • Puyallup, WA
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Getting off the ground

Ronald Kielmeyer
  • Puyallup, WA
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Hi all I am sitting here thinking how I can the house flipping thing off the ground. I have a very limited income just to make ends meet and some left over, not much, at the end of the month. I can not get a loan and can not borrow from family I have the experience in construction and housing just short of electrical, though I need some experience in the estimation department everything else is a no brainer do me. Do not want to retire overnight just need a leg up any thoughts thanks.

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