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Andrew McMonigle
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Starting out as a college student

Andrew McMonigle
  • Philadelphia, PA
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As a current college student in the Philadelphia area heading into my junior year I’d like to start a discussion on getting started as a college student.

Some questions/ topics that come to mind are:

- Finding lenders that would invest in a “newbie”

- Others experiences with getting their first property in their early 20s

The main concern I have relating to using the BRRRR method to purchasing my first property is that since I am so young with little to no capital would it even be possible to start while I college? Would people just overlook you at the young age of 20?

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