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Kenneth Clarke
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My name is Kenny Clarke and I am a huge fan of BiggerPockets. I love listening to the podcasts and am 21 years old living in Glendora CA. I am extremely new with this and am looking to take my next step. Where should I go? Who should I talk to? Should I already start looking for deals? Thanks for your help!

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@Kenneth Clarke I live in Wyoming, so I can't tell you where to go or who to talk to, but I can give you some advice on what to do:

Learn everything you can about analyzing deals on BP podcast, webinars, books, forums, etc. and commit to analyzing 10 deals a week. It doesn't matter whether the deals are good deals or not, you are just building the skills of understanding what to look for and what parameters you can mentally set in your head. If you analyze 10 deals a week for a year, you'll have looked at over 500 total deals. This way, when a property does come up, you are comfortable with analyzing all facets of the deal.

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