Take stock of your resources and see what you can leverage to move up the curve.

Seen the life locals have to do just to get by - not a fan of 2 jobs plus seasonal side jobs.Read RDPD (rich dad poor dad) and it opened my eyes to the values of real estate.I plunged into the beginners guide offered by bigger pockets.

Through listening to the podcasts and other education resources, I have been developing a passion for real estate investing.

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It's a great resource, people should use it more often.

He's very active on BiggerPockets and has been a fantastic agent and resource not only for myself, but countless others.

Clear illustrations, user-friendly, excellent resources.

Depending on where you are in your search, I could help you get a qualification for loan as well as guide you on the Home Buying process.

I use this for every tenant and it's a good guide.

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