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Tasha Beal
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  • Austin, TX
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College Student Looking to Invest

Tasha Beal
  • Virtual Assistant
  • Austin, TX
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Hello everyone! I am a 21-year old, rising senior at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I have a keen interest on starting my real estate investment journey, and I want to learn by doing. However, I am not sure where I will end up after college - it all depends on where I take a full-time offer (in real estate). Would you recommend holding off on investing until I know where I will be living? Right now I'm in North Carolina but could end up anywhere, and I don't want my first property to be out-of-state. Any advice would help, as I'm eager to get started!

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