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Anthony Seidel
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Market Analysis Maryland

Anthony Seidel
  • Homeowner
  • Severna Park, MD
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I am discovering BiggerPockets after making the decision to get a house with a $500K mortgage. Now that I’ve been reading a few books on real-estate investing, I’ve realized my misstep. Although my house was a good deal for the area I’m in, it’s pigeonholed me slightly as far as having capital to invest. Anyone in my situation or is there anyone that has been there before? My plan was to keep saving until I have some money ($10,000) that doesn’t affect my current living situation if things go South. Thoughts?

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Anthony Seidel
  • Homeowner
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@Tom Harkins Good luck!! I’ll check that out once I get through Frank Galleneli’s Cash Flow book. Update me on how your experience goes.

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