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Liam McGoldrick
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Student looking to learn investment before graduation

Liam McGoldrick
  • Investor
  • East Coast
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I am a student from Greenville NC, studying in Morgantown WV. I spend time in both areas and like to think I know both markets. I am studying electrical engineering entering my final year. I read Rich Dad Poor Dad and was hooked on the ideas presented in that book. I have been traveling on the road a lot this summer and began obsessively listening to the bigger pockets podcast. The whole idea of passive income really fits with my life goals and desire to build a rich family life.

I am interested in learning as much as I can about real estate before graduating, so that once I begin having a decent income I will have clear goals for it. To do this I am interested in completing a wholesale deal before the end of the year to learn something about the game. To me it seems like a low risk way to start while I still have little money and am focused on finishing out school strong. Are there any risks that I should be aware of? Any tips for finding buyers? Tips for finding properties? I am looking at the Greenville and Morgantown markets, which are both college towns. 

Thanks! I am super excited about getting into this world. 

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