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Jacob Trimble
  • Investor
  • McMinnville, OR
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Becoming a home inspector to get into real estate a good idea?

Jacob Trimble
  • Investor
  • McMinnville, OR
Posted

Hello,

My name is Jacob Trimble, I currently am active duty in the USAF. I own one single family home in SC which is currently being rented out and am in the process of moving and buying a condo in Hawaii. I am looking to get into real estate a little more and thought as a part time job, something like a home inspector might be a good way to earn some extra cash while also learning more about homes and the real estate market. I'm not sure if this is a unrealistic or even a good idea but I wanted to get some ideas on what people think is a good way to get your foot in the door with regards to learning more about real estate. Side note, this is my second ever post on this website so I'm not sure if I'm in the right spot or doing any of this right so I apologize if this is in the wrong forum! Thanks in advance for the advice/help!

Jake. 

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