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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

College Investing... Recommended?
I am 21 years old currently in college for civil engineering. I have one year left before I receive my bachelor's degree. I have been reading, researching, attending webinars, attempting to analyze properties and much much more. I started learning about real estate for the first time in January of 2017 and I can't get enough. I am to the point where I want to invest so badly, but there are nerves that tell me, if I screw up and lose all my money, what will happen with college. I should just hold off, finish my last year of college, start working, and then invest on the side until I can obtain enough passive income to retire. Should I wait!? Should I go for it?? I am from Jackson, MI, however I am working a few hours north on an internship this summer. I would love to hear from anyone. I am willing to meet new people and learn from others. If you started investing in college, I would love love love to hear from you!
Thank you in advance :)
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Your home town Jackson is a great place to house hack. You can buy a duplex in a really good neighborhood for 100,000 that makes $1500+ per month.