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Hello, my name is John and I am an undergraduate at Washington University in St. Louis. I have been interested in real estate from an early age (yes, seriously), because my parents made a good deal of money from the real estate market as a side-effect of changing jobs and moving in and out of homes throughout my childhood. It interested me. I do not know the first thing about real estate. I think I would like to get a real estate license in the near future. I do not necessarily want to be a real estate broker; I am much more interested in investing in land.

I assume that the people on this forum are much more knowledgeable about real estate than I am. Put yourself in my position. You are young, you have a lot of time on your hands, have virtually no cost of supporting yourself, and have a good amount of resources available to get started in any given real estate market. What would you do? Where would you start? What would you study?

All advice is appreciated.

John

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