All Forum Posts by: Roddrick Jones

Henry Aguilera As long as you are doing everything through closing attorneys you will be fine. Halperin & Lyman, and Henderson Legal are great closing attorneys. If you have any questions about closing, clauses, or contract they will be happy to help. Being that you are just starting out I suggest that you start taking massive action, and start getting a mailing campaign together and send letters out to homeowners. If you need a template I have one.

If you stick to the golden principle of "making money when you buy" (70% of Arv- repairs) then you will be fine in any area you invest.

Welcome to BP, This is the perfect place to connect with individuals who think exactly like you. 

Thank You @AbhiGolhar I will definitely be reaching out to you soon!

Thank You for the dropping some knowledge. I am in the process of trying to do that now @Jason Blondin 

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@Daniel Humphries Thank you, I have sent you me contact information.

@Account Closed Thank you for the insight, I just looked into that and discovered that the Atlanta REIA is meeting on Monday January 4, 2016. I will definitely be attending this meeting. Thanks again!

Hey,

My name is Roddrick Jones, and I am a recent December graduate of Savannah State University (GO TIGERS!). I am 23 years old with no experience in real estate investing AT ALL; however I am willing to dedicated 200% into learning, and working with experienced investors. I have read Rich Dad Poor Dad, Rich Dad's Cash Flow Quadrant, Think and Grow Rich, The Richest Man in Babylon, The Laws of Success, The Beginner Guide to Real Estate Investing, and plenty more. Lately I have been dedicating most of my time learning here on BP, and I really would like to get started in Fix and Flip, then eventually move to BUY and Hold. I am currently looking to dive in RE investing head first, I have no starting capital or experience; however I have TON of DRIVE. I I feel that this is the best time for me to get started because I am a fresh out of school, I am currently trying to build a real estate investing business, and I have a lot of time on my hands because I recently moved back home with my family. What is the best way for an anxious newbie like my self to get started?