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All Forum Posts by: Reggie Gay

Reggie Gay has started 3 posts and replied 6 times.

I have great credit and not a lot of money to put down but, I’m looking for the best path for me to take as a first timer to own my first property with cash flow. Would these types of loans help?

Thanks. Will do. 

La Porte Texas (Houston)

For a first timer- newbie investor with not a lot of money, but good credit. I’m am also self-employed, I own a barber shop.  Would a 203k loan be the best way to get started investing?

I could scrape another $5k. even with the right deal, is it still wise to take on a single or multi family with what I have or get more funds and experience? 

I’m  a newbie wholesaler out of Houston and I haven’t had any deals as of yet so I could use that money to buy my first property. What are some very inexpensive ways to find motivated sellers? It’s hard to find them to cold call. I have $5k saved, 730 credit and want cash flow now. Should I invest in single or multi family now or get more money and experience before I invest?