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Starting out in Minneapolis

Mark Hong
  • Mason City, IA
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Hi Everyone,

My name is Mark. I live in north Iowa and is looking to invest in Minnespolis/St. Paul market. I have been following biggerpocket for a while now, but mostly reading articles and listening to Podcast. I feel I am ready to take my first baby step. Hopefully it would turn out well. If anyone of you have any tip/advice, it would be greatly appreciated. 

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John Woodrich
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I would recommend you first learn enough about the market you want to invest in so you don't have to research after a property comes up. Second, get your financing in order and get a pre-approved so you can put in an offer quickly. If you are going to look for properties on the MLS you need to know what you want and be able to pull the trigger quickly. Good luck with your ventures!

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