![]() Not only will you start to get a feel for the various strategies, vocabulary, and business, you’ll also see for yourself if it’s an industry and investing strategy that you actually enjoy and want to pursue.Įducation is the foundation of investing and here are some of my favorite resources: Listen to podcasts, read books, follow blogs, attend meetups (virtual now due to COVID), and connect with people online through Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram in this industry. If you feel like real estate investing is your next step, it’s time to completely immerse yourself in this world. The first step to mitigating risk up-front is through education. You and I both know there’s no worse feeling than getting caught completely off guard, especially when it involves thousands of your hard-earned dollars. So, let’s get started on learning how to invest in real estate in your 20s.Īlthough I always preach the power of “jumping in” and taking immediate action, there’s a level of education needed to get off on the right foot. Getting into investing early, and staying with it long term, is the most important strategy. “Time in the market is more important than timing the market.” Take advantage of your head start now, because as one of my favorite sayings goes… Being conscious of your financial future at an early age, especially at an age when many people are recklessly spending and stuck in “party mode,” sets you up for a healthy financial life. If you’re thinking about real estate as an investment strategy at a young age like your 20s, you’re already a step ahead of many.
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