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New to Denver and Real Estate

Dylan Foley
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Hello!

I am new to Denver as of a few weeks ago and am a regular listener to the BP podcast. I am 23 years old and want to continue to learn more and more about real estate investing. I am an accountant, so the math comes relatively easy. I just finished school so I don't have a bunch of cash sitting around, but I am determined to find a way to move forward.

I know this is a question that gets asked all the time, but how do I proceed? I feel like I am relatively knowledgeable - I have listened to podcasts, read books, and done a lot of general research on components of deals, rules of thumb, and ratios/equations to use in analyzing a deal. I just can't figure out what my next move is.

Does anyone have any experience with this? I appreciate any and all advice I can get!

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Joe Massey
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Joe Massey
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Hi @Dylan Foley

Congratulations on finishing school!  Part of the beauty of real estate is you don't necessarily need cash to purchase properties. There are many avenues one can use to buy your first property and subsequent properties.  @Chris Lopez co-instructs many classes that can help individuals such as yourself buy properties with little to no money down.  His courses include "house hacking" with low down payments and "property analysis spreadsheet" to help the investor decide if the potential property is profitable.  Please click on Chris above to find out more!

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