I want to invest with little money and make lots...What can i do to accomplish this??

I am 26 years old and recently purchased a home in Southern Califorina. I want to make for money and invest on a limited budget. How can I start to invest with little money. Where? HOW? HELP!!

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You've already started.Fix the house up and sell it,buy another and do it again.

I suggest you to open a brokerage account in Scottrade with at least $500.00 and invest in Diamonds, Spiders or QQQs and keep saving half your paycheck until you have at least $2,000.00 to open a margin account.

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First invest in your financial education. Read books like the Rich Dad Poor Dad series. Then set some goals, and then develop a plan to achieve those goals.

Invest in a mutual fund scheme.
Else trade in Exchange traded funds-Diamond,QQQ or SPDR.

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First up there's the house.... fix it up in order to increase it's value when you sell, and therefore gradually work your way up the property ladder.

Secondly.... Take a look at SHAREBUILDER from Sharebuilder.com to invest on the stockmarket... but before buying any shares do your homework first otherwise you're likely to get quite a kick in the teeth if you just dive into it. (try fool.com, etc)