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Nate Hubley
  • New to Real Estate
  • Boston
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New to Real Estate & Too Young to Start!

Nate Hubley
  • New to Real Estate
  • Boston
Posted

Hi all!

My name is Nate and I am 17 years old from Boston. I just found out about the glory of passive income in late 2019, knowing that I did not want to live my whole life at a corporate job. I got started with the stock market, hoping to have sustainable cash flow over time. I soon found out that dividend investing, though great and certainly possible, couldn't generate the cash flow I wanted being so young and having little access to capital. I then stumbled upon Brandon Turner's Rental Property Investing book, and I immediately fell in love with Real Estate. Soon after, I discovered that house hacking could potentially generate the cash flow I was looking for, even with little money down.

I wish to connect with some people who perhaps started out young and have some experience with house hacking(especially in expensive markets). I hope to graduate from college with a Business degree in 2024, and start to house hack my way to financial freedom then!

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