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Is it good timing for me to jump in?

Greg Jen
  • Chicago, IL
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Hi all, Recently joined the forum and am excited to start learning the ins and out of real estate investing--that being said i'm currently working in the finance sector for a company that has me moving to different cities every 6 months. I'm very interested in starting to invest but am wondering that with my given circumstance if it would be a wise choice? What do you all think? I'm looking to buy and hold as of now seeing as my opportunity to oversee rehabs is limited. I appreciate everyone advice!

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