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David Ng
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  • Hong Kong
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New investor from oversea, welcome for discussion here!

David Ng
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  • New to Real Estate
  • Hong Kong
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Hi BP Community~

This is my first post here. I'm David who come from Hong Kong and would like to invest in real estate, and also here to learn and have discussion with you about the real estate. 

Just started to learn lots of knowledge about REI and my Strategy would be Buy and Hold. What's your advices to the out-of-state investor or even an oversea investor? Cause it's not possible for me to have a regular inspection of possible deals

I'm still at the Market Analysis process in order to select a market to start the very first step. After i've done some research looking at the population growth, job diversity, unemployment rate, etc... I'm thinking Plano, TX could be a good city to invest? Any thoughts? (Please definitely let me know if i'm wrong!)

I'm so new on REI but i definitely want to start to be an invester, so please feel free to comment and have a discussion with me. Thank you so much guys and take care!

David

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