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Nate Lewis
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Excited to learn about real estate

Nate Lewis
  • Cabinetry Associate
  • Vine Grove, KY
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HELLO!!! Names Nate from Kentucky. I am 21 years old and am looking to further my education in REI. I've been lurking around the site for a few days now and MAN!!! there's a lot to learn. My future goal (short/long term) is to become a full-time real estate investor. As far as strategies, I have taken an interest in rehabbing properties and also buying and holding. I am very eager/nervous/ a little overwhelmed but I embrace the challenge. I'm sure I will be asking tons of questions going forward so thanks in advance.

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Ned Carey
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Ned Carey
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Welcome to BP @Nate Lewis Don't be too excited about doing real estate full time. Sometimes having a job with w-2 income can help you get financing. Full time real estate is great if you can do it, but it is hard work.  You are young. I wish I started at your age. 

If you just add a rental or two every year, you will be amazed at haw far you have come when you look back in a few years.

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