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Travel Nurse Investing

Noah Stone
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This is my first post as I mainly browse but have decided I could use some feedback. I am 22 and getting ready to graduate my nursing program with 20k savings, no debt and credit score of 775. I plan to become a travel nurse by 25 and along with investing in local properties (Sacramento), I would love to buy out of state on most of the contracts I work. Hopefully I will be able to put at least 50k annually into investments since I can save a lot of money as a travel nurse.  Although it is still a few years down the road, I tend to think years in advance and any feedback on what I can currently do improve my plan would be great. 

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Chase Louderback
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Chase Louderback
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Agreed with @Luke Miller.  If you are looking to invest into multifamily properties with your savings the definitely get educated on the business even if you want to just start by investing as a Limited Partner (LP) in a syndication.  

There are a lot of good threads on the topic of education, but you can start with The Best Ever Apartment Syndication book by Joe Fairless and Dave Lindalh's books Multifamily Millions and Emerging Markets.  

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