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Getting into real estate

Spencer Gregory
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Hello I'm new to biggerpockets and was looking for advice on the best way to get into real estate based on my situation because I'm 21 and work 80 plus hours a week of construction and I don't mind it but investing and building wealth to finical freedom seems more appealing, so I was wondering how I should go about it like getting into LTR or STR

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Salvatore Lentini
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Salvatore Lentini
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@Spencer Gregory  I agree with Caleb, at 80 hours a week it's going to be tough to work on a property outside of the one you are living in.  You can do this with a single family or even a duplex.  If you have any specific questions moving forward feel free to message me.  I'm closing in on 200 rentals and I started with zero just like you 8 years ago.

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