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Need advice on what I should do

Matthew Gangi
  • Boston, MA
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Hello BP, I need some advice on what I should do. I have about 22k saved up for investments. I am only 20 years old and made a mistake by not starting to obtain credit, so now i'm starting. I feel like I should save for a little bit longer until I get about 40k-50k and go in strong. What should I do with the 22k? Keep saving and learning? Or do something sooner?

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John Mathewson
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John Mathewson
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I think it is always valuable to get your license. When you're buying your rentals how are you going to know exactly what they are worth? that effects your LTV which is huge in rentals. So your option is take another agents opinion for it? To me i much rather know and see the numbers personally.

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