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Jonathan Holland
  • Houston, TX
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Gaining Confidence As a Young Investor

Jonathan Holland
  • Houston, TX
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Hello all,

I read many stories on this site that talk of people beginning their portfolio's at a young age, sometimes as low as 21 or 22. As a 21 year old who would like to get started in real estate investing, what are some tips or guidance you would offer for starting out in the way of confidence in your own decisions, as well as gaining others confidence that although young, you're not out to waste someone's time?

I want to get started, but I have a hard time believing that money lenders/real estate agents/contractors would take me seriously, or treat me fairly. I try to stay well read on the subject, but haven't ventured out to meetups as the fear of wasting someone's time creeps up on me every time I contemplate going to an REI meetup.

How can I build up my own confidence and the confidence of others in me when starting out?

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