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I have student loan debt, a car note, rent, and some savings I'll be adding to shortly. Is it wise for me to purchase a rental property? I have read about how you can purchase a property without money but still...I'm trying to be realistic. In my situation I don't want to pursue this and completely mess up but I know something needs to change rin my finances right now. I need to start building wealth. I have to do this now. Any help or direction would be much appreciated.