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How to get started with $8000 in Pennsylvania. Ideas or advice?

Jason Donald
  • Bushkill, PA
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I just Finished Rich Dad Poor Dad. Great book! Im still uncertain and a bit apprehensive as to what move I should make. My credit is not good at 600. I am a General contractor who can build a house from foundation footing to roof ridge vent, so Im leaning towards brrr's and foreclosures. I know I should collect some numbers and start using the calculators on here yet the snow storm today is not helping that avenue out at all. I guess Im just reaching out to soo if anyone has anything they might want to share. Or possibly someone might want to go in on a deal together being that I  can personally handle the rehab/remodel aspect of a flip house. Im very new to this and although I do own a house, since the housing market collapse I owe more on it than its worth so no equity option there.

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