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Joseph Fernandez
  • Tampa, FL
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Question on when I should start Real Estate.

Joseph Fernandez
  • Tampa, FL
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Ok. I'm currently 19 years old and attending college and soon I would like to begin real estate; once I feel comfortable to start. However, I always wanted to relocate out of state after college (which will be 6 years later; getting a master degree in Computer Engineer) and I'm sure I could begin investing in real estate during my college years. However, since I plan on relocating, should I just hold on to my savings and make investments later once I move? Or, should I start soon and get some profit in and then sell my investments when the homes appreciate. (I plan on doing buy & hold by the way)

Your thoughts?

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