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Noah Wolcott
  • Susanville, CA
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Wanting to start out

Noah Wolcott
  • Susanville, CA
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Hello I am Noah. I'm still a student in high school and I would like to become a real estate developer. I've read a few books on development and have gotten a light grasp on it and I want to do it, however I would need a substantial amount of capital to start out compared to other REI like wholesaling. My question is what are good strategies to start at the bottom of a ladder and climb to RE development or some other ways to get into it quickly? Should I start in buying and holding or wholesaling etc? I would also love to hear what degrees you all have and what colleges you went to and maybe some success stories thank you!

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