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Matt Carozza
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Top three tips for new investors?

Matt Carozza
  • Investor
  • Richmond, VA
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As a new investor who has spent the last two years reading, listening, and learning about real estate investing, it's an interesting time to be getting started. I have asked a few investors this question, but with everything going on right now, I thought it would be interesting to hear updated perspectives and advice.

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Will Fraser
  • Real Estate Broker
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Will Fraser
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Hi @Matt Carozza, here are my three:

  1. Get started.  You'll never be "ready", but you'll get ready en route.
  2. Learn, a LOT.  Embrace a "learner's mentality" and never stop learning.  
  3. Be clear about why - all the suck is less sucky with a strong why, and all the gold glitters less without one.

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