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New Member - First Forum Post - Ready for the fun to begin in 2024
I've been building a good base of knowledge in real estate investing over the over the past year+, and now I'm ready to put everything I've learned to work. I'm looking to build a portfolio over the next 5-10 years to help me escape the 'rat race', enjoy my middle-age years, and retire early. I'm interested in the BRRRR strategy, Flips, as well as sort term rentals, i.e. buying & holding in predicable vacations areas for longer term appreciation growth.
I currently live in South Florida with my family, and the market down here is as tough as it is anywhere in the country. I am actively looking for other locations/states to invest in (Long Distance Real Estate Investing is next in the pile on my night stand), but am having trouble finding a good region. I would appreciate any tips on how others evaluate begin a new city/region to decide if its a good place to start looking. Thanks!