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First steps to start investing and planning for your first deal.

Chris Fisher
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Hello BP community, 

I am a student in my early twenties in Canada with one year of school left in a Mining Engineering degree. I am currently working for an underground gold mine and I love the work; however, I am somehow always drawn to real estate investing and find myself browsing the web for beginner advice and how to get started. The amount of information available can be overwhelming but I try to learn something every day. I am looking to start investing as soon as I graduate but currently there is a lot of uncertainty and I feel somewhat uneducated. 

So my questions are: What are some first steps to overcoming the uncertainty and actually making my first deal happen? What is the best strategy to get started? What concepts do I absolutely need to know to feel confident to go out there and make it happen? 

On a side note: What is your favorite book for a beginner real estate investor? 

Thanks! 


Chris

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