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Anthony Hill
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Real Estate Investing Franchise

Anthony Hill
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tulsa, OK
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I have been searching for a good start in Real Estate Investing. I keep coming across these Craigslist ads about Real Estate Investing Franchises. Most of these companies want you to bring a deal to them and they'll give you a "cut".

Does anyone have any experience with these approaches in Real Estate Investing? I am very doubting of these ads, as most of them come across as the typical "Guru" type advertisement, fancy cars and beautiful women.

So I realize that my initial gut instinct is that they are a scam, but does anyone have any recommendations on finding a reputable company like these?

I have not had much luck in finding a Mentor in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area, although I am hoping to meet up with a couple BP Members soon when I return home.

If anyone has any tips, I would appreciate your input.

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Ned Carey
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Ned Carey
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Giving someone a "cut"  of a deal they bring is common in the industry. However it is safest between those who already know each other. I too would be leary of that kind of deal with a stranger over craigs list. 

Regarding a mentor this post may be helpful How to Find a Mentor

I also suggest you check out the Ultimate Free Beginners Guide if you haven't found it already

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