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James Dupont
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Learning Real Estate

James Dupont
  • Roseville CA
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Just wanted to learn about investing in real estate as a possible source of income when I am older. I'm 14 and trying to get as ahead as I can for my future. I have read a few books and watched a lot of youtube videos but was wondering what anyone would do if they went back to when they were 14. I want to know what you think I should do right now to be as prepared as I can be when I graduate high school. I consider myself pretty intelligent in math and coding and wondering if going to college would be a good idea, anything helps, let me know.

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Brian G.
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Brian G.
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@James Dupont maybe a family member or friend of the family will take you to a seminar or two? Maybe someone would also be willing to take you to a meetup? I'm sure your parents would make an effort to help you if they know you have an interest in RE.   

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