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Brian Scherlen
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18, no capital, but very interested in learning about the market

Brian Scherlen
  • San Antonio, TX
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I personally am just about to get out of high school, and about to start college but i've always been very interested in investing and such, is love some help on how to start or what i should do besides just reading to generate some capital despite about to be a broke college student, any advice is appreciated, Thanks!

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George Taylor
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George Taylor
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  • Myrtle Beach, SC
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Find out where your local REIA meetings are. Normally you can go to at least one for free or if they have lunch meetings, those are normally free. You will be welcomed with open arms and make a lot of connections from people with REAL life experience. I would stay away from the free seminars from fortune builders and the rest of the programs out there. They give you just enough to get excited and then start with the selling. Hope this helps some.. @Brian Scherlen

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