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Brock Harris
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Brock Harris
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Louisville, MS
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Is there good deals in Memphis,Tn

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Ola Dantis
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@Brock Harris 

Welcome to BP. As @Lydia R. pointed out, your post comes across as very passive or even unthoughtful. 

What part of Memphis? 

What kind of deals (SFRs, Storage units deals, Mobile parks)? 

What is your definition of a good deal? 

What is the outcome when someone tells you "their version" of a deal (that is if they figure out all the questions above)? 

Do you get the point? 

Try to spend a good amount of time to get up to speed with REI via disciplined self-study, podcasts, books, going to REIAs etc.

Being new to a topic is exciting; however, being passive can make an exciting find boring

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