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$50,000 to invest, 22 years old

Hagop Sandaldjian
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hello Everyone!

I am a 22 year old living in Los Angeles and will be getting my degree in Finance in the next 3 weeks. 

I have been selling fine art and antiques while in college and have been fortunate enough to save $50,000 from doing so. 

Upon graduating I plan on staying in the fine art and antiques business, but would also like to enter the real estate market. 

When looking at what is available in my market, whether to purchase and rent out or buy and flip, $50,000 doesn't seem like enough.

Any advice on how to enter the market with $50,000 would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

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If you doh't own a home to live in House hack to the extent you can.. get in on the very low interest rates today.. and get one home under your belt locally

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