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How to start investing in Apartments

Jesus Lopez
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Hello everyone. I welcome everyone to reply to this post. I am brand new looking to start investing in apartments. What is some advice you can offer to someone who has only done 2 SFH deals?

- Please be as detailed as possible if have extra time. Thank you for all your help in advance!

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If you are brand new, you need to focus on education first. I'm not sure if you have the capital for your deals or if you need partners for that, but I would suggest listening to podcasts focused on apartment investing and reading books. Also, look for local multifamily meetups. You can't learn everything in a post and even if I detailed step-by-step, you wouldn't be ready for that level of detail. It would be like drinking water out of a fire hydrant. 

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