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College Student Needing Advice!!!

David Grinly
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Hi Everyone,

I am very excited to be part of this community. I am a college student (senior) and want to get started in real estate.

I know I don't want to go to anything financially heavy-based (commercial real estate analyst, underwriter, etc.).

I wanted to gain ideas from this great community what are some jobs/departments in residential and commercial that one can go into that still pays well, but isn't so strictly revolved around finance and has good growth opportunity. There are so many avenues in real estate I don't know where to start.

I am interested in development and multifamily.

If you could please leave suggestions and positions I can look into to gain better perspective.

All insight and feedbacks are appreciated.

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