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Hayden Gamarra
  • Rome, GA
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21 fresh out of college and have 25k to invest

Hayden Gamarra
  • Rome, GA
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Hi all,

I just recently graduated from The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina with a degree in Biology and moved to NW Georgia for a career in orthopedic device sales and am now interested in getting into real estate to begin collecting more cash flow. I have 25K to invest and absolutely no experience with real estate investing or any investing for that matter. I have done a little research and think that getting into a multi family property would probably be the best niche to get into right off the bat. 

If you have any advice on how I should approach my first investment I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you for your time and help, I greatly appreciate it. 

Respectfully,

Hayden 

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