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Brandon Radford
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Newbie -Buy and Hold

Brandon Radford
  • Chicago, IL
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Hello all. I'm new to real-estate, and only 19yrs old. I'm in college and want to start out mentioning that I do not have money nor any assets of notable worth. However I know of some properties that are going to be more than quadrupling in value within the next 20 years (trust me on this) and I'm looking to get funding to potentially buy these properties now, rehabilitate them, and then as certain things happen that will make these properties worth a lot more then rent them out. But like I said I don't have any money or any experience in real-estate. What steps should I take to obtain the capital needed for such a venture I'm looking to buy multiple properties and want this to be my early retirement plan. I'm willing to learn anything I need to do as far as managing the property and being a landlord so any information regarding the business side would be helpful too.

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