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Corey Edge
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Early Investor looking to cash out

Corey Edge
  • Atlanta Ga
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I purchased a distressed property in the heart of the recession. After a substantial live-in rehab, I think the time to cash out is now. I need advice on wether I Should loan against the property or take the profit and reinvest in more flips and rehabs. Any other suggestions for reinvesting in real estate would be greatly appreciated. Ive always wanted to be an investor so when the recession was amongst us I saw the opportunity to Invest low with a higher ROI. Im in Atlanta and Im looking for REI groups and or other motivated investors/flippers to speak with.

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