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Updated 11 months ago,

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What's a Good Area? Looking to Purchase First Investment Property

Sailin Li
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Hey Everyone,

Canadian here looking at purchasing my first investment property in the states this year. Hoping to get some expertise and guidance on where you think is a good area. Price range of around $300k US, and ideally a location with strong STR and LTR potential.

Huge proponent of the BRRR strategy, renovating to add value or even purchasing land and building something from scratch and building equity.

Im currently drawn to the Ashford or Packwood, WA area for STR. Close to Seattle, Portland and the Rainier National park. Considered buying a piece of land and building a cabin or even glamping (somewhere we'd love to visit often and use). Concern here is definitely the lack of long term rental options should any ordinance come down against STR.

Also considering Gig Harbor as an area that has both LTR and STR potential, although 300k is stretching it thin that area.

Thanks in advance!!

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