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New investor from Asia

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Hi all!

Im new to BP and gosh i didnt know such an amazing forum existed in the world! I must have lived under the rock. Anyway, i am from ASIA and looking to invest in properties for cashflow in US.

Currently looking at cleveland ohio B class properties as the entry barrier is easier for me. Im trying to hunt for other good locations with a booming population, and with an improving economy. However i am not from the US and the area is huge for me to explore so im currently narrowing it down to midwest.

I have currently about 250k cash on hand looking to invest and my question is : Many areas have already soared and prices have went up expotentially. Are there any nice untapped markets which has potential and i can take a look at? And an area which will provide a nice cashflow with my budget.

I have done abit of research on my end but i keep skipping from cities to cities not knowing where i should concentrate on.

For cleveland i will be hiring holton wise to manage my property and also to introduce me potentially nice/safer deals. Looking for another property elsewhere for me to venture into. I do not want all properties to be under the same city because this is my first time and i am hoping i can spread risk and at the same time learn more about different markets.

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Cleveland has been great for cash flow in Ohio. Columbus Ohio has less upfront cash flow but is predicted to have more appreciation in the long term than other cities. 

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