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How to be a pro real estate investor

Dev Patel
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Hello, my name is Dev and I am planning on being a real estate investor when I grow up and I am 14 right now. I already know the basics of real estate investing but I would love to be ahead of the game and learn a lot about real estate. So I was wondering if you had any tips or advice for me to do right now so I can start learning more about real estate.

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Scott Mac
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Hi Dev,

Read Rich Dad Poor Dad.

Make as much money as you can before you are 18 and spend zero of that money.

Kid Jobs: Cut grass, babysit with younger kids--not babies, shovel snow, sell things online, offer to help at businesses of people you know for cash, such as cleaning out a storeroom, or sweeping the parking lot, or washing windows. (Wash neighbors cars and put a coat of wax on--and do a GREAT Job at it until they gleam like new). All can be cash jobs.

You can not invest air--you need cash Money to invest.

Every dollar counts--get as much as you can, because when you start, the more money you have the easier it will be.

Car detailing site: https://meguiarsonline.com/forum/general-auto-detailing-discussion/detailing-101

Good Luck!

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