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Michael Nguyen
  • Fort Worth, TX
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An Ambitious Beginner

Michael Nguyen
  • Fort Worth, TX
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I am 17 years old turning 18 in about a month. I've been reading up on the subject of finance and real estate investing through books like Rich Dad Poor Dad. Striving away from the path of college, what would be a good foundation to start on as soon as I turn 18 if I were to begin building a successful real estate business. My long-term goal is to become financially independent through vehicles like rental properties, etc... I have little to no money to start with so I have looked into ideas like wholesalingI have also considered the idea of looking around for mentors but have hardly had the chance to make those connections, or don't really know how to search for a good oneCredit also seems to be important so I do indeed plan on working on that as soon as I turn 18.

I am currently in Fort Worth, Texas, and open to expanding to markets nearby. The market is growing here so I am assuming where I live has potential for good business. Any feedback would be helpful!

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