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Brand New to Real Estate Investing **Please Help:(**

Austin Shulman
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Good afternoon fellow Real Estate Investors, 

I've come to realize that investing in the stock market is way too volatile. To be honest, I don't understand how company stocks increase or decrease in value. I don't have the brain capacity to study charts and research stocks in different market sectors. So, I decided to funnel all of my money into real estate because I believe real estate is: 1) Easy to understand  2) Has helped people become financially free for decades. 

My big question is where do I start? 

The backstory about me: I'm a mathematics teacher in Denver and I love to see students have those AHA moments when they understand something. Sadly, as a teacher, you don't have the ability to earn a lot thus it becomes challenging to put 20% down on a property. I'm trying hard to save as much as possible, but at the same time enjoy life as a 24-year-old living in a cool city like Denver. 

Any way that you could help me would be much appreciated. But, most importantly I would love to chat with you and hear your journey.  

Hope to hear from you all soon. 

-Austin S. 
 

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