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Brandon Hall
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  • Eagleville, TN
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What would you do in my situation?

Brandon Hall
  • Professional
  • Eagleville, TN
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Tell me what you think my best move is in this situation. Young, ambitious and have many options! You are only 18, and for obvious reasons have lack of credit history. You have about 22,000 dollars to play with. Also you have your real estate license. I just became an agent about a month ago. I want to invest my money but I'm not sure the best option. I really want to try getting into a duplex since I live in a college town. What do you guys think is the best route?

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