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Updated over 6 years ago, 06/05/2018

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Chantel Haywood
  • Bozeman, MT
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First time flipper, where to start?

Chantel Haywood
  • Bozeman, MT
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Hello! I'm Chantel. I live in Bozeman, MT. I am planning to relocate to Seattle area in 2019, but I would like to get a house or two under by belt before the move. I've pondered flipping for years. It's always been in the back of my mind. I'm tired of working for other people and not being respected. I've put off starting my flipping career because I had the doubt that I just don't have the money or the credit. I've done a TON of research. I've read books, blogs, articles, watched videos, networked with a few brokers in my area, attended seminars/webinars, and even found a property I may be interested in. I even  have a potential buyer. My question is, where do I start? I've seen all the hype about hard money lenders, and I'm hoping I can go in that direction, because as I previously stated, I just don't have it out of pocket. Is it realistic for someone with little money, and rough credit to go that route? I almost wish that I could find someone to help me walk through the first flip with of course, split compensation. Is that realistic? Any advice is welcome. Thanks in advance! 

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