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David Housewright
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David Housewright
  • Westminster, CO
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In what way have you learned the most about real estate investing? did you learn the most through books, seminars, bigger pockets forums, or just diving into it? you can also add another answer if you have something outside of these options. 

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Kyle Boughton
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Kyle Boughton
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Podcasts were big for me at the beginning. Also finding a real estate agent that was trust worthy and investor friendly. She was able to help me with numbers and what made sense starting out. Then just diving into my first deal and doing the best I could. 

Honestly for me the most educational thing was getting hands on and doing a project. Gathering connections as I went was one of the most beneficial things I could have done. Just do your homework and before you purchase your first property try and get outside perspectives from someone experienced in the field.

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