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Michael J. Beasley
  • Long Beach, NY
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Getting “in the loop” is hard for first-timers...

Michael J. Beasley
  • Long Beach, NY
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I’m seeing that you have to be “in the loop” with a team. You need somebody bringing you deals (wholesaler or broker), you need a contractor, you need a lender (private or institutional), and you need an attorney. And you need to be able to mobilize all of those parts of the machine at the drop of a hat. As a novice/prospective investor, that sounds like an impossible task.

How did you guys/gals network to build your teams when you were in my shoes?

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