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New Member from Southern California, ready to start investing!

Sheree Young
  • Irvine, CA
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Hi all, 

I joined biggerpockets a few weeks ago. 

Have been listening to the podcast, and reading on the forums tirelessly. 

Trying to educate myself as much as i possibly could. 

I realized that i really need to start networking, and learning from others as well. 

I have lived in Southern California my whole life. Currently Work full time in the technology sector. 

I would like to start with building a rental portfolio to achieve financial freedom for myself, support my parents, and help others if possible.

I understand how expansive my area (orange county) is, so im interested in possibly investing in Las vegas, chicago, or other areas.

The other options i'm considering is house hacking, but the market seems to be a bit high at the moment. So not sure if its a viable enough option in comparison to investing out of state. 

I have volunteered at house building events by habitat for humanity to help others in need , and to learn more house related skills in general.

I maybe a newb in real estate, but i'm good with technologies, and don't mind putting in the leg work to get my start in real estate investing.  Let me know if there is anything i can do to help :)

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