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Brittany Goss
  • Starkville, MS
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Hey, Y'all: Newbie looking for advice on stepping into RE

Brittany Goss
  • Starkville, MS
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Hi BPers! I'm Brittany. 30 years old and working in a college town as an operations manager in video production. I became more interested in real estate after attending a Flip or Flop Success Path free seminar.

I have ALWAYS loved watching HGTV hosts flip/rehab houses because I've always had a fascination for what I called functional, livable art (architecture). So, when I saw the Success Path learning opportunity, I thought it would at least be a great chance to ask questions that will give me ideas of what to Google. ;) I actually learned a lot and in my search for more answers, I found this site. I love seeing everyone sharing their knowledge and I hope to gain more experience, so that I may share my experiences to help others.

Now on to why I'm here. I learned a bit about wholesaling and owner Finance in my research and I am currently in a situation where I need to move. Rent here (Starkville, MS) is toooo expensive. Mainly because this is a university town. So, I am interested in finding a home for myself and then getting into wholesaling. If I have to pay $1300/mth I want to own the property. I need to get around banks and deal directly with sellers because my DTI is too high. I am an artist as well and have made good money, but my current living situation prohibits me from expanding my financial options.

Does anyone have any tips on the best way for me to purchase a home for myself AND work my way into wholesaling? I am not beneath work and am currently looking into joining investors clubs near me. I appreciate all feedback and welcome any questions!

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