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Justin Minikes
  • McKinney, TX
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Where A Newbie Out Of College Can Go

Justin Minikes
  • McKinney, TX
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I’m 4 years out of college and have approximately $30K+ saved up in my bank account. I am looking for a strategy to get into real estate investing, but not sure where to take it. I am currently living in an apartment, have great credit, and a middle class income (around $80,000-90,000 annually). I live in the Dallas- Fort Worth Area and currently work for a production builder. What’s the best way to get started if you were in my position? I have a construction background, know good contractors and have some capital. 

Appreciate any advice in advance

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