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Updated almost 5 years ago,

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Joel Coffman
  • Seattle, WA
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Interested in Real Estate at 15 years old

Joel Coffman
  • Seattle, WA
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READ FIRST: At 15 most people would say I’m too young to start getting into Real Estate, and I should be more worried on “School” or my “Social Life” without having no insight on my life. If you’re really interested, I’m excelling in school and my social life is at its peak.I also consider myself super mature. Now that that’s out of the way, lets start...

Hi! My names Joel, age 15 from Seattle, Washington. I’ve been interested in Real Estate lately, specifically, buying, flipping, and either selling or renting houses. It would mean a lot if you could read my current situation;

My parents have an owned and paid off house in a nearby city that they let people rent and I’ve talked to them about letting me sell it later on to help pursue a Real Estate career, and they were interested.

I’m thinking about attending some classes at a nearby community college during the summer (Tacoma Community College) to get some more knowledge on the subject, and well, it’s free.

What do you guys think I should do? Thank you so much in advance!

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