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Tyler Doyle
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  • Houston, TX
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Where to start in a large market like Houston, TX

Tyler Doyle
  • New to Real Estate
  • Houston, TX
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Im currently learning about the ways of RE investing, I've always had a niche for RE, but I am now taking action and working towards my dreams of becoming a rental property investor. Since late last year I've been doing my research (reading books /articles, listening to podcasts, watching YouTube videos and etc.) Although I've learned important things, im more of an hands on learner. I will say I am pretty nervous about it because I have little to no capital and due to Student loans I don't have the best credit. I want to get my feet wet, but unsure of where I should start. May I also add I recently moved to Houston in 2019 so I don't really know anyone here especially in the real estate investing field. It would be great if I could find a mentor but I am normally over looked because I am young and many people don't take me serious. I would love to hear how some of you started especially the ones who had little to no capital and also the ones that didn't know anyone in the real estate investing community.(S.N. My goals are to invest in Single-family as well as multi-family properties)

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