New to Real Estate · Miami, FL · Member since 2021 · 1 post · 1 vote
Hi guys my name is Matheus Maia I am 19 and live in Miami completely new to real estate investing and wanted to get some advice on what type of investing should I start if I have little to no money. I was looking at fix and flips, wholesaling, rentals etc. What do you think is the best to invest my time in learning as a beginner and later on expand to!
If I could go back in time my younger self would have started with a single family or duplex house hack. It's a great way to learn how to invest, manage a property, be a landlord etc... and you get the benefit of financing options as an owner occupant.
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@Matheus Maia Become a real estate agent and join a team of investor-friendly agents that work with investors as their primary clientele.
Realtors who hustle reap the benefits. That will get you $$$ to fund your future real estate investments. The market may be "saturated" with other agents, but believe me...there is plenty to go around. Keep the abundance mindset and dive in.
Another option is to find an investor your admire in your market, and offer some sort of value-add to their business and/or life. If they are not tech savvy, you could think about creating content for them and reaching a larger market. If they want more lead-gen, maybe you cold call 200+ potential clients per day. Go above and beyond, and become the person they rave about. All this requires is dedication and hard work. From there, you'll form relationships that may come in handy in your investing career.