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Antonio Garcia
  • McAllen Texas
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Don’t feel confident in my knowledge

Antonio Garcia
  • McAllen Texas
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A deal was presented to me recently, as far as numbed go I figure it’s a good first deal. I just don’t know what to expect with being a landlord and or dealing with all the stuff that goes in to closing the deal. Is it better to learn along the way and make mistakes as I go to not let the deal pass. Or wait till I become more knowledgeable with the entire real estate investor/landlord side of things first.

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