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Updated almost 2 years ago,

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Going boots on the ground, any advice?

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  • Las Vegas
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Hi Biggerpockets,

I have identified a handful of markets (Youngstown Ohio, Elmira New York, Rochester New York, and Syracuse New York) that seem to be a right fit for my investing philosophy. I am planning a trip where I will hit each market and spend a day boots on the ground touring properties and meeting with property managers in an effort to identify the best fit for me. My goal is to identify, from my narrowed selection, one market I can invest into for the rest of my life and I understand having a solid team is critical in accomplishing that. 

Has anyone planned a trip like this before and if so, what was your experience like? Do you have any advice?

Thank you for your time! 

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