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Mercedez H.
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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New realtor in California ( Los Angeles)

Mercedez H.
  • Realtor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hello,

I am new to Real Estate ( although I've had my license for a year). I am in the process of filing bankruptcy and I substitute three days a week. I want to know what is the best way to use the money I make working for a broker to become a real estate investor? I want financial freedom and I live in Los Angeles. I would like to own property here and in Northern California, as well as some out of state properties. Getting into RE as an agent is very intimidating, let alone becoming a REI, so what is the best way to find buyers, sellers, and investors in this economy? What is the best way to find foreclosure, tax lien, and short sale auctions ( full and accurate listings) as I figured it would be more affordable utilizing those listings? Thanks for the help , it's greatly appreciated.

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Rudy Vazquez
  • Realtor
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Rudy Vazquez
  • Realtor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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@Mercedez H. Realtor from Los Angeles, CA

Mercedez, the best thing for you to do,  since financing is tight. You can find buyers, sellers, and Investors thru Open Houses.....PERIOD, do them the days you are not working as a substitute. Reach-out thru your broker, or office Manager and ask to help out or inquire about Open Houses. 

As for liens, etc. You can find out info thru Title Co. they can provide that to you. 

Anyhow, Hope this helps. Good Luck!

-Rudy Vazquez

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