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Armando Rodriguez
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I would like to learn from your mistakes.

Armando Rodriguez
  • Los Angeles
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Hello Everyone.

This is to all my investors, I would like to learn from all of your mistakes. I'm ready to do my first flip(auction homes, pre foreclosures, foreclosures homes) however, I want to gain as much knowledge as I can to become successful in the field. I know I have come to the right place for guidance. So, I would like to hear from your pass experiences. I want to know what to be ready for starting from the buy, to rehab, holding cost, realtor cost, Etc. I really appreciate your feedback. I want to thank all of my BP family for any info. 

Thanks again and hope to start my first flip soon.

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Maurice D.
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Maurice D.
  • Coppell, TX
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work to develop that discipline to walk away from a bad or mediocre deal.  This also requires thorough number crunching and emotional detachment.

Share your first deals here for feedback.

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