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Tyson Volpi
  • Ogden, UT
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I am a senior in high school in Ogden Utah, and real estate has caught my eye these last couple of months. What is the best way to learn more than the basics? Books, websites, articles, or even actual experience? I have always been a business interested person would real estate investing even better than being an agent?

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Jody Schnurrenberger
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I don't think there is 1 best way.  A great book is great, but better BP forum post is better.  I'd say only invest in books highly rated on Amazon, otherwise, watch all the webinars and YouTube videos you can, read and participate in the forums here, surf the net for answers to questions--don't just look for the quick and easy answer by asking here (unless you've researched and can't find/understand the answer, but researching on your own will teach you lots of extra things you didn't expect to learn), and maybe even try to get a job with a contractor or real estate agent or someone else in an aspect of realty that interests you.  Good luck!  :-)

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