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Hajarah Shakir
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Newbie in Real Estate

Hajarah Shakir
  • Worcester, MA
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So I am new to real estate investing and I haven’t even started. I’m currently a student and will be graduating in May 2021. I have a good amount of money saved and great credit just waiting to finish school so I can secure a job/income. I have been reading , listening to podcasts and just educating myself on real estate investing Does anyone have any advice for me to start look into a multi family property in Worcester. Any agents, investors etc. I should connect with to get my foot in the door or just any advice in general would be great !

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Alex Polyanskiy
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  • Port Orchard, WA
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Alex Polyanskiy
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  • Port Orchard, WA
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Congrats on almost graduating!

A good thing to do now is to analyze properties in the area you want to invest. It doesn't have to be everyday, just set a goal to analyze "x" amount of properties in a week or month. If you do not know the area, then analyze properties and figure out several that interest you. If you know the area and the type of properties you want to invest in, keep a file with the properties that you analyze that have the numbers that you like. Try to make the analysis look nice! If you do this for a year, then you will have a pretty good archive of the type of properties that you are looking for. Print out the best ones. Bringing these to agents, will show them what you want and that you are dedicated. Showing these to lenders, will show that you are a serious investor!

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