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Matthew Cain
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New and seeking advice on how to start!

Matthew Cain
  • San Diego, CA
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Hi, my name's Matthew I'm 24, I live in San Diego, and I have over 15k in the bank.  I am seeking any advise you have for a beginner looking to get started in real estate. 

Goal : 

-To retire early 

-To help my family, friends, and others reach their financial goals through real estate 

Real estate knowledge : 

-Rich Dad, Poor Dad

-The Richest Man in Babylon

-BP Podcast

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Joe Strmiska
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  • Temple, TX
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Joe Strmiska
  • Investor
  • Temple, TX
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Matthew, 

Welcome to BP, the best advice I can give is:

Keep reading RE books.

Start going to REIA meetings and meet other investors around you, you might find a mentor as well.

If you are ready to invest, house hack!

Start tracking the market you want to invest in now, to know what is a good deal looks like and what's overpriced. 

Find a RE agent that understands an investors mindset. 

Best of luck,

Joe 

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