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New Investor looking for advice about hard money and fix n' Flip.

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I was just curious if I could get some advise on the BRRR method. I am 19, and brand new to real estate investing. I live in Fort Collins and am curious about the Northern Colorado market like, Greeley, Fort Collins, and Denver Areas. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your help.

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Joe Massey
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Hi @Ethan Gallo,

You're at the perfect age to start thinking about the "BRRRR Strategy"!! Another strategy that might be considered is "House Hacking" @Chris Lopez teaches fun and informative classes on both strategies. Chris also knows what’s going on in the field and will help you find properties reflecting both strategies.

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