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General Discussion and Advice For a Young Investor
Hi! This may be a ramble but I have a lot of questions to ask and get advice on for future reference. Currently I am studying real estate and plan to do my first deal when I get to college and continue learning until I retire from doing deals. Is there any advice you would give for a college investor and the processes I should take? I was listening to the BiggerPockets episode 30 podcast while working and heard Kenny Estes mention using a LLC in his company. Are LLC's essential or a preference when it comes to completing deals? The same thing with a real estate license too? I turn 18 during my first semester of college, so finding investors who will trust me and building credit may be difficult so any advice for this as well? I think this is all I have for now, but thank you for reading and hopefully I pick up a lot!