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Amber Terry
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  • Dallas, TX
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Best education options? Noob looking to do dup/tri/quad buy/hold

Amber Terry
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  • Dallas, TX
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I've been ghosting this forum for a few years and have committed to make 2019 the year to get my education together and buy my first property!

I'm a 41 year old corporate career woman looking for exit strategy, either long term invest and/or short term cash properties to advance my exit.  

Not really interested in SFH, would like to spread risk and cost across multiple tenants. For a starter, looking for a tri or quad plex, perhaps moving into small commercial apartment properties after I get my feet wet.

I am a sponge ready to soak up everything!! I am planning to attend meetings/networking sessions with REIA and/or NTREIA groups.

I would love to take a few days off to take a formalized class learning the basics. I don't want a fly by night, out of town seminar, but something legit.  Seems there is a lot of snake oil out here....

What do you guys recommend?

TIA--Amber

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