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Christopher Gray
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  • Prince Georges, MD
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Introduction, plausible situation for investing?

Christopher Gray
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Prince Georges, MD
Posted

Whadup Bigger Pockets!

My name is Chris and I literally joined the forum a day ago. I've been diggin through the the different threads and I think a resource such as bigger pockets is a great way to connect other link mined people. 

My question is: where would I start? I have no prior real estate knowledge or know-how so would obtaining my real estate license the way to begin?

My situation:

I am currently a college student in my junior year, working part time at a local dry cleaners( I've been working there for 4+ years) and I've had the urge to do something "big" for the past 24 months.

I hate my job because I'm tired of working for someone else, making them money and putting my effort towards a cause that is not my own.

Im looking into real estate investment not as a get rich quick scheme but as a life long career and a very profitable investment over time. I am hard working and very dedicated with a burning entrepreneur spirit. 

Note: I have developed simple cash flows from snow removal and leaf removal, Im on track to  launching a lawn service during the summer. 

I'm open to all opinion and criticism, negative feedback and constructive. 

By the way I'm 20 years old. 

Thanks for your input!! 

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