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New Houston Investor

Liz Collins
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Hello,

My name is Liz and I am a senior in college. I graduate in May and I will be relocating to Houston Texas to work as a Software Engineering Consultant. I have acquired this job for the purpose of solid income, but my ideal job is to become a full-time real estate investor. I am looking to start purchasing property within the next few months before I graduate. I currently do not have a solid income, but in the next few months, I will. Is this recommended? I have already found a few properties and I am ready to move forward, but I know that out of state investing can be challenging. Is this a realistic goal?

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