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Jesse Wilson
  • New to Real Estate
  • Chicago, IL
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Looking to buy a property within the next year, what do I do now?

Jesse Wilson
  • New to Real Estate
  • Chicago, IL
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Hi Everyone,

I am a recent college graduate and I want to purchase a residential multi-family property within the next year or so. I have been listening to the Bigger Pockets podcasts, reading forums and speaking to property owners, and reading books to learn more. I have a pretty good idea about where and how much I would like to invest. However, I am wondering if there is something more I can be doing in the meantime. Should I be reaching out to friends and family for recommendations on contractors/handymen, getting in touch with local banks/credit unions, or finding a buyer's agent? If it is too early to take any of these actions, are there any specific topics I should focus on (i.e. landlording, renovating). Any advice is appreciated! 

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