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Mergim Gjyriqi
  • New to Real Estate
  • Monmouth County NJ
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college student / business owner trying to invest in real estate

Mergim Gjyriqi
  • New to Real Estate
  • Monmouth County NJ
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Hey everyone, my name is mergim and I am a 21 year old Rutgers college student. I’ve owned a power washing company for two years now and I have used my profits to pay for school these past three years. I have no debt but this year I am looking to use my finances to invest into real estate. The problem is I will not have enough money to pay for school as well as investing into real estate in New Jersey or even out of state. I have about $10,000 now but according to the numbers, I should have $20,000 when the summer is over. I am looking for some guidance as to how I should go about using my money. Thanks for taking the time to read my post!!

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