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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Advice for 20 year old
Hi everyone,
My name is Valentin and am a current sophomore at the University of Washington student really interested in real estate investing. I have about 20k saved up and wanted to hear your thoughts on what the best approach would be. Get a loan? Find a partner? Ideally would like to eventually get into the multifamily apartment space.
Any advice would be appreciated! Thank you!
Most Popular Reply

Hi Valentin,
1. Get your education on real estate investing. Target a specific type of investing and learn. In your case, 1-4 units rentals are the best way to get started. You can finance the purchase.
2. Get a good paying job when you get out of college.
3. Stack cash and invest.
4. Remember step 1. Invest in yourself.