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Tips to start investing in real estate with little/no experience

Kody Ward
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Hi I am just starting out wanting to invest in real estate. I am a homeowner so I get the concept of buying and selling a house, but I could use some pro pointers on do's and don'ts, what you wish you knew when you started, and abut how to get started. All tips are welcome! Thanks!

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Dan Veld
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Dan Veld
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What market are you looking at?  I would make sure property cash flows.  First thing is talk to your bank and line up your money,  at the same time get a realtor and tell them what kind of property’s your looking for.  The more people who are messaging you with potential properties the more likely you are to follow thru buying one.  You will learn a lot on your first property and get more confident from there 

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