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Jenelle Abrams
  • Bay Area, CA
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Passive Investing for Rookie

Jenelle Abrams
  • Bay Area, CA
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Hi everyone,

Despite long term interest, I have only now felt ready to start investing. I live in the Bay Area in CA and the market is incredibly expensive. I work a full-time W-2 job and have good income but I'm not certain I want to start with tenants. I recently heard about investing in non-performing notes but when searching the forums I didn't see a lot of information on the topic. I'm also interested in learning more about limited partnerships vs real estate investment trusts vs syndications.  

I'd love to hear from anyone with experience in the industry to figure out the best place for me to start my real estate ventures.


I'm also looking for a mentor so if you like teaching open-minded, knowledge-hungry newbies that are looking to start investing yesterday let me know! 

Jenelle

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