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Updated 10 months ago,

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How Should I Start my Journey?

Clarence Jones
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Hello, I’m in college at South Carolina, I’m studying Real Estate and Finance as my majors. I’ve listened for a while and I’d love to start investing when I’m out of college. There’s not many replies about starting fresh out of college. Is the best way to do it to get a job under a company (whatever field) and start house hacking/saving money to invest in my first property? Basically should I go out of college into a similar job and build cash for 5-10 years while investing this? I know I want to do short term rentals, but I obviosuly don’t have the money, unless I work a boring 9-5 for a few years.

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