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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Younger real estate investors in Phoenix
Hey BP, I've been checking out this site for a while now and Ive gained a lot of good insight from it. I'm in real estate and general contracting through my family business, and lately i've been branching out on my own a little bit.
I also just graduated from B-School at ASU, and I'm quickly learning there aren't a ton of early-mid 20' people who are in this business. I know it's obviously difficult to have the funds to buy real estate at such a young age, and that probably a large part of it. Are there any younger guy likes like me out here in Phoenix who are RE investors who want to network? If anyone has any groups they're a part of or anything that I could be a part of I'd appreciate the recommendations. Also any more experienced investors out there who have any advice for a 22 year old like me on how to continue to build a solid foundation for the future in the business I'd love to hear it.