All Forum Posts by: Scott Cornelle

Abel Curiel that was really helpful, thank you Abel

Abel Curiel my knowledge of finance is little to none, how do I go about finding ways to better understand finance and increase my knowledge in that area?

Matt McCarter thanks a lot Matt I really appreciate the advice 😊

Brett Snodgrass I actually just ordered rich dad poor dad recent as well as millionaire next door. Thank you so much for the help btw

Matt McCarter thanks a lot Matt, any suggestions as for books in regards to growing knowledge

Dennis Mejillones believe me I wanted the nice stuff lol ( almost got an Audi) but I realized why not put yourself in position to have the Audi, the home, as well as the bank account and business to match. But thank you I'm trying to learn as much as I can right now but it's tough figuring out by myself but I have found bigger pockets and you guys. Thank you 😊

Brett Snodgrass thank you a lot I will definite put that at the top on my reading list. I'm used to being overwhelmed and understand nothing is easy when it comes to making money, if it's easy it's a scam. I'll definitely find that and begin reading asap, any others?

Ryan Craig to be quite honest I'm not exactly sure as of yet I've been gathering books so far on the different varieties and I'm trying to progress in my knowledge before making my first move I'm hoping to be educated enough on the topic to be able to make my first invest in a year from now.. Any must reads?

I just turned 21 and I am looking to start my journey in real estate investing early. I currently work as a property manager and live at home as I go through school, I have a strong income for my age ( I make about $2400 every month and monthly bills are only around 400 dollars so I have an excess of income to spend and I'm really interested in putting it to good use. Any advice on getting started?