I have been studying rehabbing for a couple of months but not warmed my cold feet enough to do my first deal  I also need some hard money to bring my dream to realityI am looking at properties in St.

Yes you need to research and spend a couple hundred bucks on learning the system but I think for beginners it is our best bet.

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That discouraged me for about a couple of months, until I spoke with other investors, and also other agents in my brokerage.  

You might want to look into attending one of local meet-ups that @Troy Fisher, @Kelsy Soderlund, or @Tiffany Plovie run.

I was wondering if this is as good as a deal as Im seeing it as and how exacly I can get a loan for 320k+ to fix couple things, without any money down since I am fairly young (20) years old.

Jay is mostly correct, but I just have a couple of minor edits.1.

Read books on investing in real estate, listen to the podcasts, attend webinars and stay active on the forums while connecting with other investors in your area and pick a niche.

After operating a couple business' in Augusta he found his way to Atlanta, GA for a few years and then found his way back to Knoxville in 2000 to help open and manage a boating dealership.

Our initial plan is to flip a couple of houses for proof of concept and then try to work in a mix of flips and BRRR's .