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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
*23 and want to become an investor *
Hey guys I’m 23 years old and been reading a lot trying to find out how to be an investor in real estate , I have no income due to me being in college , but I came across a very difficult topic that know one seems to explain well. “Owner finance “ . A few say it’s best for me since I have no income and I can avoid a loan process, but then a couple say no I need income . Ofcourse I have money saved for down payment if need be around 20 to 30k , but that’s all I have saved, I don’t have a job, I try to prospect as a real estate agent to make money while in school, but I hate college and I want to start investing so bad, and I hear that some use owner finance to start, PLEASE HELP SHINE SOME LIGHT !! 😫