Young Real Estate Tycoon

Millionaires in the Making: Budding real estate tycoon – Oct. 15, 2003

CNN posted a story about a young person (26 years old) who has been involved in real estate investing. I think this is a good way to go. I could see myself getting involved in this sort of thing, but I would need to wait until I’m ready to settle down somewhere.

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