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This question is geared towards experienced RE investors:
Based on all the knowledge you have acquired up to this point, what would be your strategy for getting started in the real estate investment business with no experience and little to no money?
And getting a little more specific, is there one area of RE that you would focus on in particular as a beginner?
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I would focus on saving up some money, ensuring your credit score is over 700 (ideally over 750) and reading everything you can get your hands on wrt investing.
By the time you've done that, you should have a good idea about what type of investing you want to do, and you'll be set to start implementing...