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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Davie, FL
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Hey everyone! Young perspective investor here.

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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Davie, FL
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Hi everyone!

My name is Aaron Amarant and I’m 17 years old.

I’ve been studying real estate investing for a few month now, but have always been around some larger commercial investors (because my dad is one).

My experience is still limited and that is why I’m here.

I am looking to dive into my first rental property (mainly multi-tenant) after I turn 18 and get my real estate license.

I’m from the Broward area and would love to get to know some people on here!

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Stephen Solano
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Stephen Solano
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  • Miami FL 33137
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Aaron, I'm a young real estate investor here in Upstate New York, I just turned 20 years old last month and purchased my first duplex back when I was 19 so I definitely understand the struggles as I faced them myself. Most traditional banks require two years full time employment, however there are lenders out there that will give you a mortgage with less than 2 years of full time employment. 

In my market, multi family properties are definitely more advantageous to investors due to low prices and high rent relative to the cost of the property, however I'm not familiar with your area so I would not be able to answer that question for you.

Feel free to shoot me a message if you have any questions as I just went through what you are about to go through last year.

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