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Toska Cooper
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A full time grad student and investor: Is this possible?

Toska Cooper
  • Morgantown, WV
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Hello everyone! I am new to BiggerPockets and excited to be here! I'm a graduate student, starting school this Fall and am feeling a desire to act on these real estate thoughts in the back of my mind. Like any other Millennial (I'm 23), most of us are broke, however I want to start now rather than later. I currently have some paper investments so I am already apart of the investing world, but now I want to add on more to my portfolio. 

My questions to you all are:

  1. 1. Is this even a good idea? 
  2. 2. Where can I find good education resources? 

That's it! I'm looking forward to seeing some responses. Thank you.

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