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Robert Larue
  • Investor
  • St. Louis, MO
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College Grad in the Bay Area/San Francisco - Multifamily or Apartments!

Robert Larue
  • Investor
  • St. Louis, MO
Posted

Hi All,

I just graduated from UC Santa Barbara last summer and have been working at Oracle in San Francisco for the last year.  I have always had a huge desire to get into real estate investing- I have been reading books and working on getting my license in my free time. I am using the corporate world as a day job until I can be a full time investor! I would like to start with multifamily units, then go into apartments and commercial. I am still in the very beginning stages of learning about this world, but I have been saving up for my first property and can't wait to get started. I'm trying to decide if I should buy in NorCal or SoCal, and if I should be living in my first property. I really want to keep living in the city, but it's tough to find affordable properties here. I don't have any debt and have a very good credit score. I am hoping to find fellow investors in the area, mentors, events, etc... Looking forward to talking with many of you soon! 

-Rob

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