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    Budget Real Estate Investing: How to purchase an investment property with little to no money.
    Budget Real Estate Investing: How to purchase an investment property with little to no money.
    Budget Real Estate Investing: How to purchase an investment property with little to no money.
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    Budget Real Estate Investing: How to purchase an investment property with little to no money.

    By Jordan F Ariche

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    First off, this book is solely intended on providing a quick, high level list of steps on how a person can purchase an investment property on a tight budget. The motivation for this type of documentation was to provide a friend with a how-to guide to purchase his own investment property. Though he recently passed away, his interest remains the f

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJordan Ariche
    Release dateOct 23, 2019
    ISBN9781087814650
    Budget Real Estate Investing: How to purchase an investment property with little to no money.

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      Book preview

      Budget Real Estate Investing - Jordan F Ariche

      How to Purchase

      an

      Investment Property

      With Little to NO MONEY

      Jordan’s Guidelines from Personal Experience.

      Jordan Ariche

      About the Author

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      Jordan Ariche is an entrepreneur with a background in computer programming. He embarked on a real estate investment endeavor with minimal resources and was able to purchase a 30 unit apartment building with guidance from his partner/mentor.

      This eBook outlines how to purchase seller financed properties using very little of your own cash. His mentor and business partner practices this philosophy and walked him through the process. Along the way, they were able to put their heads together to streamline some processes using Jordan’s programming background and his mentor’s industry knowledge. They have been able to employ this process to buy two apartment complexes. It works; it works well.

      Table of Contents

      About the Author

      Getting Started

      Choosing a Partner

      Form a Company

      Decide on Area of Interest

      Search for Property

      Contact the Owners

      Crunch the Numbers

      Make an Offer

      Get the Property Under Contract

      Get an Inspection

      Find a Property Management Company

      Find a Title Company/Close the Deal

      Post Purchase Suggestions

      Getting

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