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Aaron H.
  • San Francisco, CA
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How to invest $5-10k for the novice investor

Aaron H.
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hi all,

I am relatively new to the REI market and wanted some advice in regards to where I should start as an entry-level investor.

Instead of investing in stocks, I have decided to choose real estate as more of a tangible, practical vehicle for my investments. My goal is to acquire a diversified portfolio of properties, projects, etc so that I can reap the benefits of not just one but many streams of revenue.

How can I start off small, with say $5-10k of equity?? I just want to scratch the surface and get my feet wet with hopes of long-term investments down the road.

Any and all advice, experiences, etc would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks

Aaron

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