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Garret Hohn
  • Contractor
  • Rapid City, SD
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NEED ADVICE: I’m in college and wanna prepare for investing.

Garret Hohn
  • Contractor
  • Rapid City, SD
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I’m currently going to college for engineering and have started to learn about investing in real estate. My plan is use my engineering salary to invest. I also have started my own painting business in college to make some extra money. I’ve been an avid follower of BP the past few months, listening to videos and podcasts. I’ve also started to read some books. I wanna know what’s the best thing I can do right to prepare me for investing in real estate after college other then saving money and watching videos. I love talking to people and I thought about calling real estate agents and practicing negotiating a deal, but I don’t wanna waste someone’s time. I’d like to visit hours in my area for sale, but I don’t know how to start. Or is there anything else I could do or practice ahead of time since I’m not ready to buy anything at this moment? Open to any suggestions. Thanks guys!

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