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From Switzerland to New York City! - Hello BP Community

Yoav Hougui
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Hi everyone,

My name is Yoav. I'm originally from Switzerland but I've been living in NYC for 6 months now. 

I want to invest in real estate and I'm just getting started. I discovered BP through the podcast, which led me to a lot of material to listen and read through. I'm actually finishing 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' right now and I understand why it's had such an impact on many of you. 

The reasons I'm interested in RE: 

1) I want to start investing early. I'm in my early 20s, lucky enough to be debt-free. Telling myself I need to start now is one thing, doing it is another. Hopefully, this introduction will be one more 'push' for me to get started.

2) I like to work with people.

3) RE feels more 'real' and engaging than the stock market.

4) I want the financial freedom.

What do you think? Any other book recommendation? Any NYC area investors out there? Feel free to comment/connect/say hi!

Looking forward to our discussions. 

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