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Luke Farrell
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  • Edmonton AB, CA
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21 Year Old Starting out

Luke Farrell
  • Investor
  • Edmonton AB, CA
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Hi Everyone,

I am 21 years old located in Edmonton, Alberta (Canada) with $50,000 saved up from my job. I am looking to get my Real Estate portfolio started, but I am just a little confused if the Single-Family Home's category Multi-Family Home's category would be the best decision to start. I have been leaning towards the idea of MFH's thus far because of the benefit of multiple doors in one package but they are not cheap to buy in my area. Any tips on how to find the right route to start from you experienced investors out there? Thank you & God Bless.

Luke

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