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I'm 17, but I don't have the money to invest.

Carson Scott
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Ok, so i'm only 17 and I have about $3,000 in stocks right now and that's all the money I currently have. I am not working a job right now because of soccer on top of school, but I will be working one this summer. I want to invest as early as I can into a rental property, but I know that I am going to have to go to college and that is something I can't just avoid because of my parents, so you know what that means student loans. So my question is how can I invest in a rental property right out of college cause i know that I won't be able to get a loan because I will already be neck deep with student loans. So my question do I speed the process up and try to get this rental property as soon as possible. Also keep in mind that i'm already really frugal about my money and good at saving it.

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