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Updated over 2 years ago, 09/12/2022

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Finding Hot Markets around the Country

Jack Payne
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Hello everyone, my name is Jack Payne and I’m brand new to the real estate investing world! I just graduated from the University of South Carolina in May and I started my first big kid job a month and a half ago. I’ve known for a while now that Ive wanted to get into real estate investing so I’ve been doing a lot of reading, and listening to podcasts to grow my education so that I can be prepared to jump in once I have enough saved. After studying I have begun to realize how essential “location” really is… I know not surprising. That being said I wanted to see how people identify areas close and far from where they are as up and coming areas, or areas that have potential to get big? Is this with Google trends or what?

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