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Elle G.
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Looking to make my first investment - would most likely need to be out of state

Elle G.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Any advice as to where in the US to make the most out of an investment property purchase for under $180k?  Or is this an unrealistic amount?  And it would be best to find a "team" to include for helping find tenants and management.

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Denver McClure
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Might be a bit unrealistic, but I'd focus on the midwest for that price point. Ohio/Indiana could be a good option for you, but you'll need to find small towns with a diverse workforce that does not rely on only one industry. Since it would be out of state, I'd recommend working with a quality property manager who can quickly handle issues on your behalf. Wouldn't be a bad idea if you continued to grow your wealth in the meantime, and deploy more capital once rates fall....in a few years. 

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