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Updated almost 6 years ago, 04/09/2019

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Daniel Buck
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Hola BP friends,  I have been lurking around the BP forums and podcasts for a little bit of time now and thought no time like the present to introduce myself.  This is actually my very first post of any means.  I have been inspired by so many of you and your stories of success and hardship.  I think the journey is something of beauty in and of itself.  I still feel very anxious and nervous about jumping into my first deal (which i have not done at the time of this posting) but find comfort in knowing that this is not something that I will be alone in and have such a great community here at BP forums to help me along the way.  

I currently live in Fresno, Ca... work a retail management position and put in many hours there. Would love to have freedom of time to enjoy my children grow into wonderful people themselves and not miss all the milestones along the way which is why I am so interested in REI. I am very good with numbers and networking but am stuck in analysis paralysis phase so far. I don't have much cash to use in my beginning chapter of my investments but know I can find value in my strengths, and I am realistic when it comes to my weaknesses.

I have heard it so many times but what is the best tip you can give to get me out of my analysis paralysis zone and into a flow of investments? 

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