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Im 22, live with my parents, and have no bills. Where do I start?

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Hello everyone, I have worked a job ever since I was 16 years old. I have always considered having a steady job to be my life. But for a while now I have been studying real estate. The concept of building wealth as a whole has really peaked my interest. I recently am unemployed and have turned my attention to real estate. I am scheduled to get my real estate license in the next few weeks and am constantly trying to educate myself every day. However, there is so much information out there, I am having trouble focusing on one thing at a time. I've seen and heard multiple times to not study real estate as a broad subject, but to focus on one aspect and pursue it. How do I know what that one thing is, and where could I start after I get my real estate license to get the biggest jump into the world of real estate? Its probably also important to note that I have 0 debt and am basically living for free besides car insurance and a phone bill.

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