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Updated over 7 years ago,

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Shon Butani
  • Rockville Centre, NY
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Would you recommend working at an established firm or jumping in?

Shon Butani
  • Rockville Centre, NY
Posted

Hi guys,

I've spent the last year educating myself - I took a Real Estate Principles course at Harvard Extension School, and I'm currently completing my Real Estate Salespersons course.

I would like to invest in commercial real estate - not sure yet what subset, but I'm thinking multifamily might be a good place to start.

Is it better to get a job in the field for a few years? Or is it possible to just attend meet ups and network to eventually immerse yourself in a deal.

I've found that there's only so much you can learn from books - real life practical experience goes a long way.

Thanks,

-Shon

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