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Markwon Turner
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New Determined real state investor.

Markwon Turner
  • New to Real Estate
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Hello everyone I'm Markwon. I'm a 24-year-old man that's determined and ambitious and that wants to be extremely successful in all endeavors of life. For this context, I want to be extremely successful in real estate. I'm completely new into real estate and only the extreme basics, but still a newbie. I'm glad I can be in an environment with determined, like-minded people.

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Welcome to BiggerPockets, Markwon! My best advice? Do your research, set clear goals, and decide on a strategy that works for you. If you’re just starting out, I’d recommend to start small - look into single-family homes. It’s a solid approach, especially if you’re working with a smaller budget. That’s how I started, and it’s a great way to get your feet wet in the industry without overextending yourself financially. Just make sure you’ve got a backup in place for any unexpected expenses that might pop up—trust me, they can happen. Hope this helps and best of luck on your journey!

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