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New Investor -with good credit and no savings-

Dathan Fenwick
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Hey, I'm a new investor, Im looking towards getting some units under my belt but know exactly where to start im located in washington dc and i feel like this market is little bit out of price range. So, I was wondering if anyone has any good pointers on where to start im open ears

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Quote from @Dathan Fenwick:

Hey, I'm a new investor, Im looking towards getting some units under my belt but know exactly where to start im located in washington dc and i feel like this market is little bit out of price range. So, I was wondering if anyone has any good pointers on where to start im open ears


 If you got no savings...it doesnt matter if you're in an expensive market or cheap market. Start saving, hustling, get a side gig.

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