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Something you wish you knew at 21 years old

David Morad
  • Piedmont, MO
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I am 21 years old, and have been soaking us as much as I can about real estate investing, and general personal finance for the past 3 years.

What is something you wish you could go back and tell your 21 year old self?

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David Morad
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@Conner Bland I like that idea, thank you! I am probably going to be moving to Cape Girardeau Missouri. Not a big city, but much larger than where I am now, and a better market. It is also a college town, and I know a lot of students there. I will be looking for a job as well, and would really like to be able to find something that still has to do with real estate, so I can keep learning and making connections. I need to figure out where to start with that process as well.

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