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Valerie King
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Mount Clemens, MI
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New Member from Southeast Michigan

Valerie King
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Mount Clemens, MI
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I am a 24-year-old trade magazine editor. I graduated from Northwestern University in 2014 (go Wildcats!) with a degree in journalism. After reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad (cliche) I'm ready to make smart long term investments for my future. How can one pass on passive income once they've been enlightened, right?! I moved back home with my mom and I'm in no rush to leave. Looking for ways to get started and I'm most interested in utilizing the FHA loan to acquire a duplex. What would you suggest to someone in my shoes, with their entire life ahead of them and no real bills (aside from car insurance and student loans) yet? Wisdom welcome!

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