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Updated almost 4 years ago, 12/05/2020

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Rachel Mutts
  • Virginia Beach, VA
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Suffering from Analysis Paralysis!

Rachel Mutts
  • Virginia Beach, VA
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I am brand new to real estate investing l(In Virginia)and find myself a victim of analysis paralysis. I am the type of person who wants to make sure “all my ducks are in a row” before jumping into something. Currently I’m saving up(but how much is “enough”) I know I’m no where near having a savings account that I would feel comfortable with before investing.My credit is decent (705) but I would like for it to get better. It’s literally just me and I don’t have a team yet but looking to get started somewhere and not remain stagnant. My biggest fear is being taken advantage of because I don’t know as much as some other seasoned investors. Advice please!

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