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New young investor with minimal money to invest

Mitchell Redford
  • Tigerville, SC
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Hi!

I am just starting to learn about investing in Real Estate and I am reading a lot of the articles on this website. I am about to turn 20 and what I am trying to figure out is how to get started without a lot of money to invest? I read the 7 years to 7 figure wealth and there is no way I could get $20,000 dollars considering I am a college student. Are there still ways that I could invest and start building up and eventually have the $20,000 and make a bigger investment? So basically I don't have a lot of money to invest but I really want to get started in real estate, what should I do?

I am new to real estate so I will take any advice that you can give me!

Thanks!

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