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I’m 18 and super interested in making first steps

Riley Huseby
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Hey everyone, I’ve been working at my w2 job and started obsessively listening to the bigger pockets podcast as well as many others and realized how much potential this field has. If anybody has any tips for me to get started I would greatly appreciate it, I have 5-10k cash as well as potential investor cash up to 100k. A little about me, I’ve been a businessman sense as long as I can remember, I was selling pebbles at the end of my driveway at 4 years old and had made 3 small businesses and was hired by 3 other w2 jobs by 15. I know I have the drive for this competitive market but it’s very scary working with only investor money, and not having a decent backup for emergencies. One of the HUGE positives I have right now is that I have 0 debt, 0 cost of living, supportive parents, and an insane drive to retire early and not get dragged into the 9-5. I have college this fall but was thinking about buying/seller financing a college house in a pretty stacked housing market and hiring a property manager. 
Hope everyone is doing great, and thank you to those who comment!

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