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Andrey Zohrabyan
  • Glendale, CA
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Advice for starting off at a young age

Andrey Zohrabyan
  • Glendale, CA
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Hi everyone,

I am an 18-year-old real estate addict and I am writing this forum to ask for some advice from my experienced friends here on Bigger Pockets. So basically I want to start investing as soon as possible and right now I just spend my days reading books, watching real estate videos, and studying for my exam, which I will soon be taking. With my limited capital, I think my best option may end up being seller financing but this is me just talking after watching the podcast about how Cody Davis, a young investor like myself, bought his first property. My question is, other than spending my days learning about the investing world, how else can I best prepare for my career in investing, and what is the best way to start with my limited amount of money? Thank you all so much for your time! 

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