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Beginner Question About REI
I’m 18 years old, about to start college, and am interested in real estate investing. My question is: What is the best way to start investing? (After educating myself of course.) I obviously don’t have the money to buy a property outright and from what little I have read about wholesaling, it’s a tough beast to conquer as a beginner. I probably shouldn’t be concerned about this yet as it’ll be awhile before I’m educated enough to start looking for my first property, but nevertheless, any insight would be greatly appreciated.
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@Zeb Getrost noirs never to earlier to get started, im 22 and have 3 properties. Your in the right place at a great time.