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Starting to invest in Real Estate out of college

Alex Harris
  • Franklin, LA
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As a college student graduating in a year with an engineering degree, I would rather start an empire in real estate rental properties. How could I make this a reality?

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Aaron K.
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Aaron K.
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My recommendation would be to get a W-2 job in a field closely related to real estate.  You mentioned that you are graduating with an engineering degree; if you are a structural or electrical engineer you might find something that deals directly with real estate and real estate investors.  Also it would allow you to pick up properties that require rehab in your area of expertise that others might want to stay away from due to having to pay an external engineer to evaluate.

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