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The right time to jump into RE

Sam Loranger
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Good morning everyone!

I’m currently listening to BP podcast about the 20 deadliest mistakes for new investors and the number two rule that Brandon mentioned was waiting too long to get started.

I read a few books over the span of the last few months and listened to a ton of podcasts to educate myself further along. I certainly don’t feel like I’m ready to get into RE because I feel like I don’t know enough yet.

How long did it take you guys to get into actually investing in RE? Do you feel the best way to do RE is just to actually do it? Or is it smarter to learn about the business for a year or two before jumping in?

Thank you all in advance, I’ve really enjoyed my time here in the forums learning from all of you!

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