New Investor,No Money
There are always questions from newbies as to how to get financing. Without getting gagged or burnt what advice is available and sound for the newbie to comprehend in everyday language that will get them up and moving quickly. We know everybody wants to make a buck, but remember when you started how hard it was. Do you really think that it is fair to charge up newbies so much so that it discourages them? How can this be avoided 
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When I started investing I got most of my advise from books I got at the local library. Didn't cost me a dime. The hardest thing for a newbie to understand is to be creative with deals. There are several books available for starters. I enjoyed Robert Allens "Nothing Down" book and Legrande's Flipping Book. It will be harder to find deals with no money but if you stick to it you'll find one. Just stick to it.
Kyle Burke
SWFLA Investments
[ Edited by Wingnut on Date 01/11/2005 ]
I agree with kburke, It wouldn't hurt also to look up some local investors in your area and learn from their experience.
Carl, I am in your area and can recommend that you join DIG (Diversified Investors Group) They meet once a month and the annual membership is around $120.
There are educational sessions every month, subgroups, etc....
Check them out online, just do a search.
Best of success to you.