hey guys I'm probably one of the younger investees here at just 17 years of age, i mainly joined to get a better understanding of real estate investing.

Logan, the contributions to a SEP IRA and Solo 401k are both at $53,000, but Solo 401k also has a $6,000 catch up contributions for those who are over age 50.

I know in downtown Portland, there're lots of properties with 100+ age, and people flip and sell (or rent) them with incredibly high price.

If anybody has any tips or advice for REI at a young age I would  appreciate it. 

Due to the age of my building, I am sure you can understand my concern here.   

I do background and credit checks on everyone over the age of 18 - if all that was good I would be open to just putting her on the lease if her income qualified.  

I recommend in the strongest possible terms you do not ...especially if the house is older than 40 years old  in the age of lead paints and asbestos products.  

Now, here I am, a newbie among newbies, having no idea what he's doing, failed at everything he did in life, and at age 30 had to move back home because of my failed business which ran my money dry and took my credit score from a 650 to a 300.

I plan on being a realtor before the age of 22.

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