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Account Closed
  • La Puente, CA
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Entry points

Account Closed
  • La Puente, CA
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Goal: Become a real estate investor or own a ground lease producing income.

Start: Some college edcation but jobless with over $100,000.

According to previous podcasts guests have recommended a newbie network with real estate investors and add value to a deal. This deal will build a relationship, trust, and can lead to more deals.

So far the entry points I can think of are get a real estate license and gain credibility. Can anyone suggest other career paths related to real estate investing for a newbie to make enough money to live off of until more knowledge and experience can be gained?

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William Stokes
  • Realtor/Vacation Rental Manager
  • Naples, FL
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William Stokes
  • Realtor/Vacation Rental Manager
  • Naples, FL
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Become a landlord. Purchase a multi-family property, and live in one of the units. If done right, you can live for free/have positive cash flow essentially while renting out the other properties and even a room in your space. 

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