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Barshay Graves
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Investing before having own home of own

Barshay Graves
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[b]Should I invest in a rental property before having home of own. I'm a recent college grad still living at home

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Brandon Turner
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Hey Barshay Graves welcome to BiggerPockets! This forum is used to share a little about yourself - so what's your story?!

As for your question - Leon Yang wrote an awesome post about this the other day. Check it out:

Investing in Real Estate Before Buying Your First House?

I don't think it's a terrible idea, but I'd say - if possible - combine the two into one by purchasing a duplex or triplex or quad!

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