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Sharif Hasan
  • san antonio
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Where do I start! im lost on what to study specifically

Sharif Hasan
  • san antonio
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Hi, my name is sharif hasan and im 18 years old and am going to school to get my real estate license next spring. My background is stock trading and investing since i was 16 years old. I was always focused on investing in real estate since i was already developing a investing mindset through stocks. Now that im at the age, im stuck, i do not know what to study. I like to be proactive when i'm into something. I picked up some books about LLCs and developing a business and ordered a real estate law for dummies book lately. But  i am still feeling like im not making the right moves. Like should i be analyzing properties in my area day in and day out or should i continue to focus on just the law side of everything? please help me out. Thank you. By the way, huge thanks to biggerpockets

Albuquerque new mexico

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