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New Investor Advice
I have recently began learning about Real Estate and I am by no means anywhere close to being ready to Invest. I am located in Lubbock, TX and have recently joined a meet-up group. What are some of the other ways that worked the best for you in the beginning to learn as much as possible.
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Connor,
Read! Listen to podcasts, get familiar with the industry. Google everything you don't know. Don't be afraid to ask questions, and personally, I think the best thing you can do is have a mentor. A mentor is there to help you make familiar of the unknown, to help you get over the fear of taking the next step. It's good you're already networking.