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Karo Darmandzhyan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Just starting in Real Estate investing

Karo Darmandzhyan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hey, I’m seeking some advice on where I should start my real estate investing . I’m 19 years old and have saved about $20,000. I currently live in Glendale,Ca where that 20,000 really doesn’t do much to help start. I have read that a good start to investing in real estate is through “house hacking”, but I think it’ll take some time to save enough to do that anywhere in Los Angeles. I’m hoping someone can give me some direction as to what other options are as a beginner . Im still putting effort to keep saving to get more $ for down payment but I don’t know where to begin when I do have the money . Should I consider buying in other states ? Is that an option ? Would love to hear some advice , thank you !

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