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How to start in real estate investing

Leo Turkes
  • toronto, ontario
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Hey everyone! Is there anyone in Mississauga, Ontario Canada willing to help me out on how to get started in real estate investing?

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Alexander Felice
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Getting started in real estate is easy. The key is to make real estate activities a part of your daily life, the more immersed you become the faster you'll succeed. 

Read books, listen to podcasts, go to local meetups, look and analyze properties, make investor friends online, consume real estate content, go to physical and virtual conferences, to name a few. 

real estate is sort of a long game, you'll always be learning so once you make good habits the wins will follow 

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