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18 Year Old Looking to Become A Real Estate Investor

Santiago Acevedo
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Hello Bigger Pockets, I am an 18 year old still in high school looking to get straight into the game of Real Estate after I graduate. I have read a few books of real estate investing by Ken McElroy and have read other books for financial literacy. I am looking for a mentor I could contact with to work for and gain experience in Real Estate Investing. My current plans are to get at least one property by the end of the year. I know it might be difficult to start knowing I don't have much experience and I currently can't even check my own credit score. Just looking to put the question out there of what is the best thing I can do for real estate investing coming straight out of high school. I know house hacking seems the most appealing for my current situation but I'm open to any other options and willing to put the work for it. I've been currently on the journey of learning and learning, but now I'm looking for the best journey for action and action so open to any suggestions on what I should start with. Thank you for reading.  (Will be reading Brandon Turner's Multi-Family book and also other BP Real Estate Investing books) #WAGMI

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