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Cesar Figueroa
  • New York City, NY
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Getting started in the Midwest, Ohio or MI most specifically

Cesar Figueroa
  • New York City, NY
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Hi all!  New to investing and am really excited to get into it.  I’ve been a lurker of BP for years and have never had the guts to do it.  I am living out of NYC and have the opportunity to travel a bit more as I work in tech and am remote.  That being said, I am hyper interested in the Cleveland and Detroit markets.  

My main goal is to get decent cash flow, but of course appreciation trickled in. I want to knock out my first SFR purchase in the next 3 months and am hoping to network with link minded people in both of these markets. Or any advice/comments/nuggets would be great. I will say I don't have a construction background, but I'd like to build a solid network so I can pop in and out of the areas and oversee projects.

Thanks and hope you all are having a great weekend!  

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