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Updated about 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Seeking to maximize cashflow ASAP and leave W2 job
Is it best to continue RE Agent/investing career in lower purchase price areas or continue where I am, near Denver, CO, where the same home I could buy in the Carolina's for $283,000 would go for a minimum $445,000 here......?
Here's another part of the equation....
The ideal/dream home I want is a 5/3, min one acre of land, oceanfront or lakefront. In Colorado that would run me at least 1.5M if not more. in the Carolinas that would be closer to $800k - so roughly half of what id pay out west.
If that is my ideal type of home, would that make it an even better idea to transition to the Carolina's.....?
tia