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Kevin O'Doherty
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Interest in real estate investing, any advice?

Kevin O'Doherty
  • New to Real Estate
  • Kentucky
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This year, real estate investing has really spiked my interest. I am in school for Personal Financial Planning and want to get my certificate or real estate license while in school. Far from the time of graduation as I graduate in 2027, but I do plan on house hacking and have started saving—any guidance or advice? Like podcasts, books, any advice helps!

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Tanner Lewis
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The BP books are pretty good, but what worked best for me was listening to the podcast on double speed and learning how investors talk and think. Put in headphones when you are cooking breakfast and listen at double speed, and it is a great way to learn at an accelerated rate. 

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