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Daniel R.
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should i invest?

Daniel R.
  • Houston , TX
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First off I appreciate the opportunity to learn this site provides, thanks everyone.
i believe i am in a good position in life to take some risks mainly b/c i am single. i also hear that this is a great time to buy b/c you can get properties on the cheap. with 12K in the bank; any suggestions or ideas? my tentative goal is to have 4 houses cashflowing between $200-400 each month within 2 years.

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Dale Osborn
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Dale Osborn
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Read "Deals on Wheels" by Lonnie Scruggs and you can use your $12K in the mobile home arena without using hard money. You have a mentor available to possibly borrow some funds from to do a few more. As these build your cash - you can then look at getting into single family homes or possibly a small mobile home park.

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