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College Student-Where should I begin?
I am currently a Master's student in the Raleigh area and I have one more year of school left. I don't have much equity due to tuition costs, but would like to start real estate investing as soon as possible. The Raleigh market is really taking off, and don't want to miss the flight.
Where would be the best place to start? What approach would be most fiscally feasible for a graduate straight out of college? Any and all advice would be greatly appreciated!