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Nathan Witte
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Starting as a Full Time Student

Nathan Witte
  • Accountant
  • Chicago, IL
Posted

Hello,

My name is Nathan Witte and I have been reading and studying about real estate for about 2 years now. I am really interested in Real Estate but I am about to start my sophomore year at Purdue University and I want to know if it is feasible or even possible for me to start investing in real estate, when I have no credit, an internship as a job, and go to school almost 2 and a half hours away from my hometown. Is it best for me to just spend these next couple years really studying and learning my plan of attack or get in the weeds and start? And if so, how can I start?

Thanks,

Nate Witte

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