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Alex Macias
  • New to Real Estate
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Starting My Real Estate Journey - Ft. Worth, TX

Alex Macias
  • New to Real Estate
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Hey everyone, my name is Alex and I am based in Fort Worth. I recently graduated and moved to Ft. Worth to work in finance. 

I am interested in real estate and plan to make it a big part of my lifelong wealth building journey. Right now, I am focused on learning as much as I can and connecting with other who have more experience than me. 

I am currently interested in househacking, buy-and-hold, and multifamily properties, however I am open to any opportunity as I get started. 

My goal is to purchase my first property within the next year. If you are in the DFW area, I'd love to connect and learn from your experiences. 

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Micah White
  • Real Estate Coach
  • Chicago, IL
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Micah White
  • Real Estate Coach
  • Chicago, IL
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Hey Alex, welcome to BiggerPockets! Sounds like you’re starting with a solid mindset — learning first and connecting with experienced investors will pay off big.

House hacking is a great way to get your feet wet and start building equity, and diving into multifamily later can really accelerate your wealth-building journey. I’ve found that having a clear plan for your first property makes a huge difference, even if it’s smaller than what you eventually want to scale to.

If you ever want to compare notes on deal analysis or financing strategies, happy to connect!

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