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Gregory Gonzalez
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Beginner in Los Angeles , Ca

Gregory Gonzalez
  • Accountant
  • Los Angeles, CA
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My mind is finally set up on investing in real estate! But I just have no clue where to start? My credit score is pretty good and I have a little money saved? I really wanted to be a real estate agent but I have a pretty good job lined up when I graduate in June! I also have great experience in construction I was wondering if I should get my contracting license to cut costs? Any tips on where to start guys?

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Jon Quigley
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Jon Quigley
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I have also found the BP blogs to be a huge source of helpful information.  They are categorized into groups such as Starting Out, Landlording, Flipping, etc.    I like to go to the page that has a dozen or so links and middle mouse each one (for a new tab each) - grab some coffee and start reading.   MAKE SURE to take notes - open Word and log each nugget you come across.  It's helped me build up quite a reference manual.   

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