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Brian Tran
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Raising Money As A Teenager

Brian Tran
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Hello,

I'm trying to raise money to start my future real estate venture and I understand plenty of people use hard money and private money. The thing is I do not have any experience yet so i'd like to raise enough to do 1 project and have my credibility rolling from there. I'm currently a full time college student working a part-time 20-30hrs/week but I don't think that's enough I currently only have 2k. Right now i'm starting out so i'm just focusing on education but I want to be raising money at a rate that I can achieve my goal to start a RE career by the time college is over. (7-10k)

What would you guys advise if you were in my shoes?

Best Regards,

Brian Tran

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