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I’m 23 , licensed real estate agent and want to be an investor

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Hey guys I’m 23 , licensed real estate agent and want to be an investor , please don’t look to much into my question if it makes no sense as I am new and just want some quick insight . I started reading books about foreclosures, I’m in college , no job, but have 720 credit . Is there a way to invest in a foreclosure property with no income verification, ? How would that process go, and if there’s no way to do so, what’s the best way for a college student to jumpstart into real estate investing so that way I can save up money , ? and what’s the best way to start getting some houses under my belt as assets ?

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