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Andrew Magallanes
  • Corona, CA
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California Multi-Families

Andrew Magallanes
  • Corona, CA
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Hello everyone, I am a 19 year old from southern California who has been learning about multifamily investing and wants to get started. I have some questions I am hoping someone can answer. First question,is California a good place to invest for multi families or would I be better off learning and persuing out of state investmenting? Second question, am I too young to be taken seriously? Third question, are my local rei clubs worth going to since it seems all of them are mainly into flipping and wholesaling? Last question, what tips would you give someone in my situation. Thank you in advance for your answers and sorry if these questions have been brought up before.

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