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Updated almost 9 years ago, 02/13/2016

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Wendy Lovejoy
  • Real Estate Coach
  • Duluth, GA
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What would be the top 3 tips you give a newbie?

Wendy Lovejoy
  • Real Estate Coach
  • Duluth, GA
Posted

I am no longer a newbie but I get a lot of questions from new investors. I mean those that are brand new or have been investing maybe 2 years

The first thing I would say is get education. It is very difficult to succeed in any field you do not become a student of first.

I also think joining a community will help you become more comfortable and build relationships that can help answer questions and direct you to the right resources.

Finding someone who is doing what you want to do then become a sponge.

Give it time. You cannot be a success overnight,

Those are a few of the tips I think would help. I am interested in hearing the more seasoned investors share their tips

Wendy

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