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Akash Patel
  • Old Bridge, NJ
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Personal Access to MLS?

Akash Patel
  • Old Bridge, NJ
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Hi all, I am new to investing but I would not say I'm a complete foreigner. I have been reading up on REI for some time now and want to make some big moves this year. I am currently reading "how to invest in rental properties" by Brandon Turner. I have also read his book on "No/low money down."

My goal is to house hack a small multifamily as I've read that is the best way to start and it is in tune with my own personal goals.

I have also been contemplating for some time about taking classes to become a licensed realtor (which I will be registering for later today) to:

1. Get access to the MLS

2. Gather more knowledge on markets and properties overall

I plan on using his book(s) as a checklist of sorts to guide myself thru this journey. However, I come here today to see if anyone has any tips/advice/words of wisdom for me. Anything you wish you had known when you started? Things to watch out for? Things to avoid? Anything really.

I do notice a lot of wholesaler signs across my area. Would it be a good idea to get in touch with them as well even though we have different goals?

Hell, if anyone needs help with ANYTHING in the central NJ area, I will gladly volunteer as I am really trying to get started on my future.

Thanks for any and all help. It is much appreciated!!

-Akash

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