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Jenny Cross
  • Shakopee, MN
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Than Merrill Seminars????? What you think?

Jenny Cross
  • Shakopee, MN
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I am an ex realtor that has the know how to flip homes, I have sold mobile homes and managed and did property mgmt. I signed up for one of Than Merrils seminars for next week, and figured I would give it a listen. Maybe I will learn something? I googled it and seen he will try to sell me another seminar and I know he will try to sell me things at the seminar.

I just started to read the ebook this site offers. I know how to do everything but get the loans I need to fund it all. My dad recently died and I have a few things of his I can sell and start small with some cheap mobilehomes. I want to flip and have some rent to own homes. Give people with not so good credit a chance and sell to them.

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