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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Your best advice for young investors
I purchased my duplex last year at age 20. I "BRRRR'd" it without really realizing what that was and now I have purchased my second rental property - a single family home that needs just the right amount of work.
I want to know, what's your best advice?
How can I continue to build on this?
What should I plan for? What's practical?
I'm incredibly determined and can't stop thinking about the future but don't know where to go from here. I like to plan for things.
Also curious what books you all recommend (other than the obvious bigger pockets books).