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Hurchson LaGuerre
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Stuck Finding Property, Newbie

Hurchson LaGuerre
  • Part Time
  • Newark, NJ
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18 year old who doesn't have the brightest future in school because of recent events. I've always felt like I needed to be free financially in order to actually pursue my artistic dreams. I've found wholesaling as a great way to enter RE & I'm willing to hear everything anyone has to say. From little to a lot of information is fine with me, I haven't gotten my first deal done just to get a basic idea of where I'm at. My strategies are Craigslist & bandit signs. I'd wish a minimum of atleast three different strategies that actually work in my area. (Newark Essex County NJ). I'm thinking of getting into probate leads through my local hall of records with mailing different colored envelops with hand written letters to inheritors. I'm determined and eager so any information would be invaluable. Looking forward to learning with the BP community! Jack LaGuerre

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