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Rica Shaan
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Newbie with 300k to invest??

Rica Shaan
  • Atlanta, GA
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I don't know much about real estate,  I just started listening to podcast, BP has been a blessing to me, but after looking at all these options I never thought existed, I don't know where to start. first, I would like to invest so I can get decent returns.  Should I start with sf or units apartments? 

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Marco Santarelli
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Marco Santarelli
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Hi @Rica Shaan,

Welcome to BiggerPockets!

First of all, I wouldn't post how much capital you have to invest.  You're just inviting unwanted replies. 

I'm glad to hear that you want to get started in real estate investing.  It's a great time to be building your real estate portfolio.

A good place to start is getting clear on what it is you want to invest in. Single-family homes, small multiunit properties, apartments?  If you're new to investing you may not want to jump into apartments right away.

Are you looking to be an active or passive investor? 

Be sure to set up some Keyword Alerts so you'll be notified when people mention that which interests you here in the forums.

Also check out my 10 Rules of Successful Real Estate Investing and download The Ultimate Guide to Passive Real Estate Investing.

Continues success!

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