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I'm a college graduate and there is something I don't understand: Reference letters. Can someone tell me how this exactly works?. . What I mean is, I know the people who I will have do my written reference letters for employment. I have 2 people I worked with and 2 character references from professors. The thing is, I don't need to ask them for any job I end up getting an interview with, do I?. . Sorry about the ?'s but it kept giving me an error that my Q was too short haha.. Are you saying have them post them via a social network? I do have my own business social network on LinkedIn, if that would suffice..

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I'm fairly young and I plan to start investing in real estate in a year and a half or so. If I leverage say 10% down/ 90% borrowed on a few rental properties I could make a large return over time. I'm told i should have 3-6months of expenses for each property in an easy to Access liquid back up fund in the case they don't rent out all the time. Should i put the fund in a savings account where I would make 2-4% or should i just put twice that in my 401K to borrow against it later? My reasoning is I would make 10-12% on the 401k instead of that inflation prone savings accounts. If i end up having to borrow against my 401k its a low interest rate and the interest goes to me anyway..

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