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Am I starting out too late?
Hi I am 50 years old. I am looking to invest in RE. I think it's so hard to start at my age. I will be going at this alone and just seem to be overwhelmed. I live in a high cost of living area and deals are hard to come buy. I did sign up for the Rookie Bootcamp but still feeling a bit lost or unsecure regarding which strategy to begin with and where to invest. Does anybody else feel that way?