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Michael Garry
  • Seattle, WA
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Where do I start when new to real estate?

Michael Garry
  • Seattle, WA
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Hi all!

Mike Garry here, recently discharged from the military and going to college in Seattle (North gate area).  I am eager to get into the real estate business and learn as much as I can.  I am studying real estate during my free time but would love to get some hands on experience especially meeting people in the industry! I am willing to work my *** off and work for free.  Learning is my number 1 priority.  
Some of my goals: I would like to buy and hold with the focus on getting as much cash flow as possible

The Seattle market is a little expensive so I am willing to venture off into other areas! 

I am not limiting myself to Washington, if there are good deals in other market areas I am willing to check those out!

I want to learn how to truly analyze a deal and consider all factors, especially when the market is as hot as it is right now. 

Where do I start? Wholesaling? Become a real estate agent? 

Thanks a lot! 

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