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Lynnsay Marsan
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Learning all I can from El Paso, Texas

Lynnsay Marsan
  • University Professor
  • El Paso, TX
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I am a recent graduate who's always had a keen interest in real estate. Now that I am finally working as an adult, I want to learn as much as I can on how to start investing in real estate. I'm interested in buying by next year, and since I am straight out of school, I will probably not have much of a down payment. I'd love to get as much help/advice as I can from more experience people.

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Thomas Handy
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Thomas Handy
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You should look in to a multiplex, live in one and rent the others out.  If I could start all over again that's what I would do. 

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