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Ivan Aceves
  • Anaheim, CA
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Multiple properties in 20 states

Ivan Aceves
  • Anaheim, CA
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I'll start off by saying that was a joke. :) I am a new aspiring investor. Finally I make my first post. I am from Anaheim, CA. I've heard almost every podcast and read BP beginners guide, but I feel no where near ready to start. But listening to all the podcast and reading a few success stories has me itching to begin! I am currently in the process of obtaining a degree in Finance with emphasis in Real Estate. But I am about 2 semesters away from those RE courses. I also work at a mortgage company full time but do minor work (subordinations) which has helped plenty with RE language. Any advice on how I can make the most of working in a RE company? My point is, I wanted to get started with researching markets but don't know where I should. I live in Anaheim, ca and I don't think that is a great place to start. My father lives in Greenville, SC and is a small GC. I think that is my best option but may not be because of the distance. What do you guys think? I've Seen homes on zillow sale for WAY less than California. Or Vegas ? -Credit score is good but only 1 yr old. -Savings enough for FHA down payment but I know I have live in the property. -short term goals Flip homes (work with my father). I know family in business is not the greatest idea but I feel I can start there. Or buy and hold multifamily homes till I finish school. -long term goals Buy and hold apartments or even commercial real estate. Hope that wasn't too much. I would greatly appreciate any advice. Thank you all for reading.

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