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How tf would I get into real estate

I’m currently 19 living in Ohio I’ve always been fascinated by houses and architecture, I also have an apprenticeship in construction and I would like to get into real estate. The problem is my girlfriend, Her family lives in California and I don’t mind moving to California it’s one of my dream states to go too. it’s just I feel like it would be insanely hard to get into real estate in California. As I mentioned I live in Ohio houses are alot cheaper over here I can get a little fixer upper 3 bedroom house with a couple grand in back taxes for 20-50k compared to Cali which the only thing listed that low is a mobile home😅. I was planning on building my credit up as I’m 19 I have not touched a single credit card. I was thinking about getting a small loan on a house and a investor then hopefully sell that house to repay the debt and have a little extra cash over to buy another house out of the money I earned instead of a loan from a bank then try to build a bond with that investor?? Is this a route to go? Have any recommendations?? Tips??

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