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Joseph Tuccito
  • tampa , FL
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Motivated 21 year old

Joseph Tuccito
  • tampa , FL
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Hi my names joe and I'm 21 years old and I am a senior in college at the university of Tampa. I've been an entrepreneur my whole life and have recently for the past 6 months got heavily invested and interested in real estate. I've been on bigger pockets and listening to their podcasts religiously. I actually just received a $750 check as a dog bird fee from a real estate agent/broker. So my main question what strategy to use for beginners to get their feet wet in this industry. Is it possible for a 22 year old out of college to get a loan if I have the downpayment ? I really am interested in house hacking to get my foot in the door with investing and learn the ropes of being a landlord. My goal is to save at least 10k in the next year and put it as a downpayment on a small duplex. (3.5% FHA loan , correct) Thanks everybody for taking a look at this and would love to hear what people have to say. THANKS ! Go BP !

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