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Chris H.
  • Denver, CO
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Looking for a new job that will help gain REI experience

Chris H.
  • Denver, CO
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Hi all, I’ve been reading books and listening to the podcasts for a little while now. One of the earlier shows had a guest who advised that anyone starting out should get a job that surrounds you with people already in REI and allows you to learn a side of the business while still paying your rent. I know there’s a lot out there, and I wanted to get some opinions on what jobs are out there that would help get me started? A little background: I’m 29, live in Denver metro (Aurora) I don’t have any REI experience currently, and do not have a bachelors degree. I am highly motivated, and a quick learner. I’ve thought about RE agent, or trying to find an entry level job in mortgage lending, or even workIng for someone doing rehabs and/or buy & hold would be awesome as this is what I aim to do as an investor myself. Thanks in adanvce for your advice and wisdom! Chris Haskin

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