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Kevin Han
  • Vernon Hills, IL
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From the Start ( baby steps)

Kevin Han
  • Vernon Hills, IL
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Hi guys, Im a college student Looking to start learning and really wanting and looking for more hands on experience kind of things. Im Interested in anything I just want a Start.

But my issues are Just.. I don't know what to do, or start.. I do not want to go to school for like 3 years trying to learn about it... That i feel like is a waste of a time. 

If anything From the community, Could you guys Give me some advice, ideas or tips? Would really appreciate it !! Thanks guys. 

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Seetha G
  • Rental Property Investor
  • SFO, CA
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Seetha G
  • Rental Property Investor
  • SFO, CA
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Hello Kevin

First of all kudos to your big thinking and appetite for knowledge at such an young age. Early start off will definitely pay big down the line.

Here are few steps to get started:

1. Read Listen Read Listen - Books/Podcasts - Business and RE related and get the mind set

2. Pick a location and a niche and analyze deals on daily basis

3. Network Network Network - search for meetups around your area

4. Get your finances right, start planning about that first down payment you are required to do

5. Do the deal

6. Improve

7. Repeat!

Thanks!

Seetha

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