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  • New to Real Estate
  • Omaha, Ne
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Advice for someone investing in Real Estate in their early 20's?

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  • New to Real Estate
  • Omaha, Ne
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Hello everyone! I am fairly new to BP and Real Estate.

I live in Omaha Nebraska. I am 22 years old, recently graduated from UNO where I studied Business Admin with a concentration in Real Estate. I have been working as a banker since graduating and in the process of getting my Real Estate license! In addition to becoming an agent I would like to start investing. I plan on buying a home soon that I am able to house hack.

I would like to ask for any advice you would give someone starting out in Real Estate in their early 20’s! What would you have done or not have done when you first started investing? What have been your most successful strategies?

Thanks,

Madison Calvillo

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