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Updated 2 months ago, 10/22/2024

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18 year old that is new to real estate.

Gavin Gainey
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Hey guys, my name is Gavin. I just turned 18 a few months ago and while I have a 9-5 job, this is not something I want to have to do the rest of my life. I’ve been reading books and dabbling in the stock market and things of that nature. Real estate is the main investment that has caught my eye right now. However, I am experiencing decision paralysis. I am searching for help or advice on getting started and building this thing from the ground up. (Including building a team because I know all of it at some point is going to be too much for just me to handle). I do believe that I am going to have to do some saving up as a form of cushion before I start this process. But if there is a way to start out slowly with a smaller amount of funds, I’m all ears. I’m also open to any advice or help that may benefit someone like me who’s totally new to real estate or better yet new to investing and creating a portfolio all together. (Mainly focused on real estate though for right now).

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