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Benjamin Z. Pickens
  • Woodsfield, OH
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How to fund first deal

Benjamin Z. Pickens
  • Woodsfield, OH
Posted

Looking for some advice. I would like to begin my career in real estate investing. I hear a lot about using other people's money to get started. However, there is a lot of information stating that I can't expect to be given money with no experience and bringing nothing to the table. 

Funding is the only thing prohibiting me from getting started. DTI is ok and I have a good relationship with my local financial institution. However, I have no savings and it would take quite a while to save 20% for a decent property.

Has anyone else been in this situation? Looking for advice on getting funding to get started. Thanks.

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