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Braedon Kenney
  • New to Real Estate
  • Malvern, AR
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Eager Nineteen Year Old Investor Seeking Knowledge!

Braedon Kenney
  • New to Real Estate
  • Malvern, AR
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Hello! I am a 19 year old aspiring investor and I have to say I have never felt so eager to hop into something as much as I have real estate investing. I know that with that strong of a desire needs just as strong of a preparation if not more before I can truly say I'm making a smart investment. One of my biggest questions I've had while learning through real estate through various books and podcasts is what is the best way to get a clear understanding of market values of a certain area and how to really pick up on the outliers which become good deals. Also, as part my journey I've made the decision to pursue real estate investing "full-time" I guess you could say, with the future goal of having my investments lead to financial freedom. What are the things that are good to focus on early in my investment career that could make things easier when trying to scale down the road? This post is to just stick my foot into the door of this community and welcome any and all knowledge! 

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