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Ryan Allen
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I want to start investing as soon as possible, but I'm 18.

Ryan Allen
  • Barre, VT
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So my reading material for the last month has been Biggerpockets and more Biggerpockets, and I just want to say thank you to the community for being so informative and helpful. Buy and hold investing is what I think is going to be my passion, but I am open to other things as well. This fall I will be a college student, and I'm not exactly rolling in money at this point. I know that I want to start investing while in college so I can continue afterwards. Where do you guys suggest I start? Should I just work on building capital in order to get my first rental property, or is there something I can before? All I know for now is to keep reading on here to further my education on everything. Thanks for the help!

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