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Ethen Royal
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Warner Robins, GA
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How to get started with your own money to invest.

Ethen Royal
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Warner Robins, GA
Posted

Hello community, I am looking to invest in real estate. I am from Georgia and am a contractor working overseas. I have 50,000 of my own money I am willing to invest so I really don't need a lender. I am wondering is it possible to secure at least 2 homes with this money and if so do I need to start an LLC first to put them under so it wont effect my credit score even though it is a 750 and also to keep it from coming back to haunt me in the future when do try to buy my own first house to live in. I am open to suggestions this will be my first time investing. Thanks.

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