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Tiago Caetano
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I've always found it interesting as a young kid how people could own more than one house when houses are so expensive. Now that I am older and have more options I recently started learning about real estate on youtube and it led me here, BiggerPockets. Right now I have no capital  and very little knowledge about the market and real estate as a whole. As of right now my plan is just to learn as much as I can so then eventually I can start investing. If anyone has tips or tricks I am open to hear them. Thank you.

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