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Matthew Conroy
  • Investor
  • Needham, MA
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Advice Needed

Matthew Conroy
  • Investor
  • Needham, MA
Posted

Hello,

I am currently a rising senior in college and live in Boston. I have had two internships, with my last one being  at liberty mutual. I have found that although the corporate world is safe, and I could most likely get a good job coming out of college, I am far more interested in real estate. I have read several books on different parts of real estate that really have got me motivated. I have about $50,000 saved up from entrepreneurial ventures. How do I best get started in investing in real estate. I am all up for taking classes, joining groups, etc. I guess I am just wondering if it is at all possible for someone in their early 20s to get a real good start in real estate investing and what is the best way to go about it.

Thanks

Matt

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