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Kevin Baraniecki
  • Realtor
  • Sewell, NJ
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Best tips for someone just starting out in real estate

Kevin Baraniecki
  • Realtor
  • Sewell, NJ
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Hello BP, What are some tips and some knowledge to past down to someone looking to get started in real estate?

I am currently reading a few books on real estate and analyzing properties on my spare time. I would like to buy my first property by the end of this year of 2019. I'm currently looking for a multifamily property in south jersey and house hack the property out to provide income while living in the property. I honestly am looking for people in the area I can gain some knowledge from, as in just becoming friends and maybe allow me to get to see how other people manage properties.  if anyone is available in the area, we can grab some coffee to meet up and talk.

To add on to the post I will be checking out local REI meetups when I feel more financially comfortable.

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