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Esteban Pau
  • Oberanven, Luxembourg
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$ 31,000 good starting point?

Esteban Pau
  • Oberanven, Luxembourg
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Hi guys,

So I've read before that you can start at any given sum of savings to invest but you got to have something. Seeing as I don't live in the us and don't know the market either, but would still be interested in getting started with my investments there I was wondering if my savings of $31000 is a good starting point.

My aim is to buy an apartment or small family house through a mortgage and pay the mortgage off through rent and personal salary on a monthly basis. Hopefully repeat that process and repeat.

Any advice I can get will be food for more knowledge so thanks in advance guys!

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