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Austin Nicoson
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Houston, TX
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Seeking advice for 1st major purchase-young investor w/ 60k cash

Austin Nicoson
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Houston, TX
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Hey all! Firstly, I sincerely appreciate anyone who replies for their time and efforts, it means a lot. I'm a 27yr old new investor w/ about 60k in cash via savings and liquid investments. To refer to Mr. Kiyosaki, I'm currently in the "E" & "S" quadrants (Personal Trainer) but I know real estate is the vehicle I want for long-term passive income. I currently live in the seller's market of Houston-inner loop. I've read David Greene's book on Long Distance Real Estate investing, but I'd really like to make my first purchase "in my own backyard" if possible. I believe "House Hacking" would be a great first investment and help teach me the reins a bit, but I'm open to any suggestions as to what a seasoned investor would recommend. Thank you!!

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