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Glen Knight
  • Consultant/Developer
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Is this a good place to start?

Glen Knight
  • Consultant/Developer
  • Brooklyn, NY
Posted

Hi everyone, I'm still wrapping my head around the concepts and terms so please bear with my ignorance :) I'm currently renting an apartment close to my current job, and I think I'm ready to make the jump to owning/pursuing investment properties.

As a recent grad, my credit history/savings is limited, but I am working on that.

I'm thinking of inquiring about a few condos and single family homes I've seen in the area. Hopefully I can find something to move into by about August at the earliest. I would have to contact a realtor to help me along that process.

I've also done some research and found local REIA's for meetings to attend. I'll give them a call later during the week to inquire about their mentoring programs and meeting schedules.

I read through the beginners guide, and also have the podcasts queued up.

As far as putting myself in a better position, would owning be a better position at this starting point, or should I continue renting and place my focus elsewhere?

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