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Marlena Cooper Newbie, problems beginning.
19 June 2015 | 17 replies
I mean my phone etiquette is great but on my first ever meeting with a seller she said she did not believe that I could buy her home and that I needed to give her a biz card.
Sid Franklin Chicago/Illinois Property Tax Hikes Making Me Jittery About Investing
15 December 2017 | 203 replies
Bc if the house of cards falls it's not going to be a local problem. 
John Taylor Best source for funding 4 years after bankruptcy
9 August 2015 | 3 replies
You should get a loan with 640 credit score even 4 years after bk.To raise a credit score, get 2 secured credit cards, use them every months and pay in full every month, in 3 months your credit score will go up by 20 points.Or if you want to do a deal now, partner up with somebody who can get a loan.However dealing with hard money lander will be cheaper than having a partner.Also, if you know somebody who has a good credit score, ask them to add you to their credit card with $0 balance and in a couple months, the length of time that they had the card will be added to your credit score, hence raising the score by 20-50 points
Eric R. Newbie from Deltona, Florida
10 October 2017 | 14 replies
I ordered some business cards and I will go to some local real estate meetings and start to network some.
Dietrick Tillis Got my first property under contract
14 June 2015 | 4 replies
The yellow card campaign works!
Shaniqua Dupree Private Lending Campaign
17 June 2015 | 8 replies
Sending out hand written personal letters, adds on social media, newspaper, craigslist, handing out business cards and posting signs out.
Mary Williams Landlord Foreclosure
13 June 2015 | 2 replies
I see the mold as his trump card, how would you handle this?
Kevin Roach Can you borrow the down payment from one lender to then use to secure a mortgage with a second lender? And is that a good idea?
22 October 2015 | 29 replies
Recently cleared all credit card debt so I'm thinking the payments I was making to my 3 credit cards will then go to my pension and kind of offset my payments back to my pension.
Emmy K. Closing on first property, 12-plex in 1 WEEK!! Tips prior to taking over!? TIA
30 November 2015 | 29 replies
I wouldn't send gift cards.  
Christopher Pray New member from upstate New York, currently living near New York City (NYC)
15 June 2015 | 2 replies
Please feel free to comment or offer advice.Year 1:- find an apartment to rent that's closer to work (I commute about 1 hr, 45 mins one way)- pay off debt (~$10k student loans, ~$5k car, ~$3k credit card @ 0% apr for another yr)- live frugally and save as much as I can (my goal is to save $20k)- learn as much as I can about real estate investingYear 2:- decide on a market to invest in (*)- decide on a strategy (leaning towards buy and hold, either single families or small multi-families)- start creating systems for marketing and lead generation (I think this is key for my long-term goals)- possibly start making offers (depends on financing and location)- save money from job income (goal is $40k)Years 3-5:- make deals- seek higher salary(*) NYC and its suburbs are quite expensive.