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Best way a high school student get involved in real estate

Alexander Handal
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Currently I am a high school student who has a passion for real estate and investing. I have big plans for my future, but at this point I don't fully know where to start. What advice could anyone give to someone my age looking to start out.

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James Dainard
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Currently I am a high school student who has a passion for real estate and investing. I have big plans for my future, but at this point I don't fully know where to start. What advice could anyone give to someone my age looking to start out.


 Hey Alexander!

It's awesome that you want to get started in the industry this early!

First things first is education, if you can find someone to follow and learn from you'll save yourself a lot of troubles in the future. Spend time on this site and at meetups if you can just getting to know people and learning from others.

Take the time to decide what your first deal is going to be, the strategy you want to follow then go about finding a ways to start saving for that deal.

Or find a way to get into wholesaling to make profits towards your own projects.

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