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Nathaniel Bradley
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Real Estate career that teaches how to buy apartments

Nathaniel Bradley
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Great Falls, MT
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Hi, I was wondering if anybody know which career best prepare me to buy and manage apartment buildings? I whole heartedly believe in jumping in the pool to learn how to swim and greatly value taking action, buy I am seperating from the USAF in 9 months and relocating to Atlanta Ga, and wanted to choose a career that would teach me as much about investing in apartment buildings as possible, and then using that knowledged and experience to build my own investment portfolio.

The first profession that comes to mind is Property Management, buy with no experience in the field and a family of five I am worried that a low salary as a leasing agent will be hard to sustain my family.

Thanks.

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Bryan Hancock#4 Off Topic Contributor
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If you need a salary you likely won't learn all of the aspects needed with one gig. The best gig is to work WITH (not for) a local real estate syndicator. You will learn how to raise funds, how to put together packages, leasing strategies, underwriting, etc. There is a ton to learn.

This is how I learned most of what I know.

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