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Sam Giberti
  • Tampa, FL
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Young RE Investor. Advantages v Disadvantages.

Sam Giberti
  • Tampa, FL
Posted

I hear Josh and Brandon talk about this once in a while, but I wanted to see what some of you guys who like to talk in the forums think.

I'm talking young. Like the ages from 18 to 23 young. 

Those of you who are more experienced, what do you think some advantages and disadvantages are of being very young and also being interested, and starting to get into RE investing?

Are you typically shying away from younger kids who try to get your business/join you in business? Or if they are able to demonstrate their work ethic, will to learn, upfront honesty, while also maintaining the confidence to get what they need to get done, do you ever consider working with these 'newbies'?

Thanks for the responses as always, I really do appreciate you guys taking time out of your day to share your 'I've been there' opinion with me. I have been working a lot of hours lately (mainly to save capital), but will get back to more of you throughout the week.

Thanks again,

Sam Giberti

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