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All Forum Posts by: Austin Jacobus

Austin Jacobus has started 2 posts and replied 2 times.

Hello! I am currently a junior in high school and I am on pace to save up 10,000 dollars when I graduate. The college I am going to for a bachelor's degree for accounting is going to cost me 20,000 dollars. I was wondering if I should use the 10,000 dollars to partially pay for college with less debt or use the 10,000 dollars for an FHA loan for a house hack. I currently live in the Minnesota MSP area with a pretty expensive market. Thank you for your time.

Post: 14 year old interested in real estate.

Austin JacobusPosted
  • Rosemount, MN
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 4

Right now I am currently 14 years old and I have been reading The Ultimates Beginners Guide to Investing in Real Estate by Brandon Turner. I have also listen to about 15 BiggerPockets podcasts about house hacking and investing in multi-family properties. I have a few questions about multi family investing. I know I am very young to be interested in investing in real estate and planning out my life this early but I am very intrigued about real estate. Should my first investment use the BRRRR strategy when I have no experience on anything? What are some states that have cheaper fixer-uppers (I currently live in Minnesota)? What books do you recommend for learning more about the Real Estate aspects of House hacking and the BRRRR strategy. If you could, can you please answer my questions. Thank you for your time.