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How to get start my First rental property?

Tony Zhang
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Hi

I'm beginner to the real estate investment. I'd like to know how anyone started their first property? Where did you started? Did you start with single family house or townhouses? In where I'm living, we don't have much options for multiple family. What's the better way to manage property? Should I manage them myself or ask a property manager to help me manage the properties? What pro and con?

Thanks!

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Alan Feldman
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Alan Feldman
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Welcome! There are so many ways to get started in REI. Everyone's path is different. I recommend searching and reading up on a few overviews.

Here is a quick list to get started...

Don’t give up, real estate is profitable, but also frustrating at times, learn from other people's mistakes.

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