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Gregory Terrell
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New Atlanta Georgia Va Loan Investor

Gregory Terrell
  • Specialist
  • Illinois
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Hey from Atlanta, Georgia. My name is Gregory Terrell I am 30 years old and I am very new to this great real estate world. I am a medical retired Army Veteran. Rich Dad Poor Dad lead me to Biggerpockets. I am taking a leap and using my VA loan to help me get a jump start on my career. I am really nervous but I am pushing forward. I also want to learn wholesaling and fix n flip then eventually learn commercial. I am always looking to meet good like minded people. Thanks for reading

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Kisean Smith
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Kisean Smith
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Hey Gregory, best advice I have is keep moving forward everyday. I'm not too big on books I rather specialize my knowledge by researching only topics I believe I need. I can second that Rich Dad Poor Dad is the book that got the ball rolling for me. I also started reading "The 4-Hour Workweek" and the book had such an impact on me I could wait no longer and had to take action. That being said I have my first house which I'm househacking and haven't picked up from page 50 something in the book. 

"Take action don't wait any longer"

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