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In Part 1 , I shared my 1st real estate nightmare and my reason for sharing my personal experiences with you (all of which happened prior to me becoming a real estate professional). Now in Part 2, I'll share 7 tips on how to avoid the situation I wound up in and what to do if you're there and don't know what to do. My 1st Real Estate Nightmare - What I Learned... 1) NEVER co-sign! I know it sounds harsh, but I need you to get the point. When co-signing for anyone or anything, know what you are really signing up for. Your credit will be on the line and you will be as financially responsible as the primary party if the financing terms are broken. 2) For the love of FAMILY... I am one of the biggest supporters of family, but I am also one of the biggest supporters of knowing your limits when it comes to family. I'm sure you have experienced or know someone who had a situation with a family member where things went left faster than electronics get sold ...

If you know of anything about characteristics of an entrepreneur, you know that past failure is almost always a part of their story. Very few, if any, have found success on the first try. What ultimately made them different is their tenacity to learn from those failures, get up, dust off, and keep on pressing! It is with that mindset I will share my own personal real estate failures/nightmares in this 4 part series . What I will share with you is what I believe is what fueled my interest in real estate and my passion to assist/educate people throughout their real estate needs. * Keep in Mind - All of which happened prior to me becoming a Realtor! My 1st Real Estate Nightmare My 1st real estate nightmare was the result of me co-signing on a mortgage with family members many years ago. At the time, I was young and only considered that I would be helping my family. Going into it, they needed my credit and employment history to help get qualified for the mortgage. I ...