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Eric Hooper
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Advice for a First-Time Investor

Eric Hooper
  • New to Real Estate
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Hey everybody!

I'm a current college student aspiring to get involved in real estate investing in the near future. Looking for any tips as a first-time investor in terms of what to look for, what to avoid, and how to make a smart investment! Looking forward to hearing your responses!

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Chris Tarpey
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Chris Tarpey
  • Investor
  • Jacksonville, NC
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Welcome aboard,

You will find plenty of information on this forum to include posts, articles, podcasts, books and contacts both local and national to help you learned more about wholesaling and REI in general. I would start by simply searching your questions on forum posts. Chances are if you have the question, someone else has already asked and and others have answered.

Second knowledge is power, so READ and LISTEN to books/podcasts. This will help your understanding of how REI works, the best strategies, do's and don't and much more.

Another resource available to you in your local REI group. you may be able to find a FB group as well, but finding your local REI group will directly connect you with local investors, agents and wholesalers...novice and veteran who can act as your sounding board or mentors and help you on your way.

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