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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
Newbie eager to begin. Tips? How much money do I need to begin?
Just graduated college. 20k in debt. How much money should I save before investing? What type of property should I be looking for ?
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I would say you always need reserve first, then when you have ample savings it would be a safe time to invest. Usually $20K will get you into a decent investment in the midwest, and still leave you some reserves. Hardest part is always getting started. Good luck!