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Zach DiFilippo
  • Real Estate Agent
  • St. Augustine, Florida
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New Investor Looking For Advice

Zach DiFilippo
  • Real Estate Agent
  • St. Augustine, Florida
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So I am 1 year out of college with about $50k in student loan debt (that's is deferred until Nov.). I am currently an active real estate agent in St. Augustine and have been for about 2 months now and just had my second deal finally close. Now that you know the situation, I have a question. How/should I start investing at the age of 23 with 50k in student loan debt, but have about 5k in the bank. Do I just sit and save up some more until I can invest? Do I wait till I pay off my student loans until I start investing? Is there a way I could make a move on a property now. Whats the best angel for a brand new young investor? Any advice and guidance is appreciated!

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