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Matthew Truty
  • New to Real Estate
  • Dallas
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College Real Estate Investing?

Matthew Truty
  • New to Real Estate
  • Dallas
Posted

Hey all! I'm a 20 year old sophomore college student and am just getting back into the swing of learning about Real Estate investing via Bigger Pockets and Brandon Turner's The Book on Rental Property Investing and was curious if there was any real estate investing scene among college students in Austin, TX(around UT-Austin area to be specific).  Regardless, I'm just trying to get my feet wet and connect with suggestions on ways to learn the business a bit, and if there maybe some other things I should work on aside from building credit, saving money and educating myself. In addition, I was curious if anyone out there could let me know if they have any experience or would suggest attempting to House Hack a multi-family prop. a couple years down the line when I save up some money and have an actual steady income lenders can validate?

Thanks!

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