Hello All,
I just recently graduated college, and will be starting my first full-time employment opportunity this upcoming July. As a finance undergraduate student, I've always been captivated with investments, and real estate has been my favorite type of investment opportunity. I don't foresee myself buying a home in the immediate future, seeing as I'm currently broke and just graduated, but ideally I see myself buying and renting out multifamily properties. Brandon Turner, one of the main contributors to this website, always talks about how his first property was a duplex that he lived in, and I personally think that's a great way to introduce oneself to real estate. I see myself hopefully taking that same path.
As a broad question, is there any advice anyone could provide for setting myself up for success? I don't foresee myself having enough money to make a down payment on a property for at least another 6-12 months, so in the meantime, I feel that probably the best thing I can do is educate myself as much as possible. I've attended a few of the live seminars on this website, and they've been exceptionally helpful. I've also been reading a few business books, and have just recently started collecting real estate specific books to read over. Ideally, I want to be as confident as possible when purchasing my first property, and would love to do whatever I can to get to that point. Any and all advice would be much appreciated!
Best,
Brandon