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Right, I can do this!
In short, did the Insider's Financial 3-day beginning of year. HAD to get property for tuition reimbursement or no supper. Tried very hard to build a team, looked at places, made offers, spent but made no money.
Instead of real life getting in the way, the time spent on REI was conflicting with JOB/work and had to do less REI as job still paying the bills. This is slow time so and will have more time off next few months.
Just did a search and came up with 329 listings on pre, foreclosure and bankruptcy in suburb that thought would be good for investment.
Trying not to talk myself out of starting there, "if that many problems, what about being able to flip quickly as exit strategy? Isn't there too much competition of buyers?
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Hello-
We are in NWI and although we see the market picking up and more buyers coming into play there is still a lot of deals to be made and HAD if you take the step forward and make it happen. There are still tons of OFF market properties as well so don't forget those-You can do it!
You Deserve to be a Success!
Jeff & Melissa
Heflin Properties LLc
NW Indiana
If it was easy everyone would be doing it,thats the saying and its true..It takes alot of work and to just keep doing it over and over and before you know it you have your first deal and wanting more..
Look at this way, right now you are gathering alot of info that you need for future deals,and it will pay off..
Just keep going and learning,dont give up you can do it..
Aaron-n-suzy
just shared in Deans weekly wisdom secrets contest a few cool tools to take with you in walking through a house which could give you an advantage.
Hint:
Moisture and Temp meters
even a noise meter - hated to go to a friend's condo on 5th floor as heard EVERYTHING from the street, even with windows closed