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19 year old new to real estate looking for advice

Ali Suleiman
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Hello all,

I am a 19 year old college student looking to get started in real estate as soon as possible. For the 6 months I have been curious about real estate and slowly started to research the topic. 3 months ago I discovered the BP real estate podcast and since then I have been listening to real estate related videos every single day. I know I have a lot more to learn but I don't want to waste time and feel I should take action pretty soon.

I started building credit already and I read/listen to real estate related stuff everyday. At this point in my life what would you suggest that I do to get ahead? WHAT IS MY NEXT MOVE??

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Craig Curelop
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Craig Curelop
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@Ali Suleiman - You should continue educating yourself through the podcast, webinar, books, etc while saving up for your first down payment. Once you have enough saved, I 'd highly recommend trying to get into a house hack as your first investment! 

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