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Dan Constantine
  • Elmhurst, IL
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Memphis invest. Is this company to good to be true?

Dan Constantine
  • Elmhurst, IL
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Has anybody heard of this company or had any experience with them? I assume that since BP is sending out there info with links that they must support them and what they do.  I am a total newbie investor and am just in the educational stage but I am committed to getting invested once I feel my education is sufficient.  I do have capital to use if I choose to from a Denver area home sale which I cleared $125k and also a 401k sitting at approximately 200k. From  what I’ve seen it appears to be one of those “ to good to be true” type things.   I would like to get into the real estate game and from what I’ve seen from there website and videos is that they offer rehabbed properties with instant cash flow provided the standard 20% down.  They only operate in several select areas.   If anyone has insight on this it would be greatly appreciated.   I live in the Chicago area and to me, it seems the market is to high for a beginner.  

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