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Updated 9 months ago,

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Arbitrage vs STR buy and own

Branden Heath
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I have successfully paid my way out of debt and want to start real estate investing. I have a high desire to be in the short term market. I live in the Pacific northwest (central Washington state). I want to start with a strategy where I can scale to purchase 3 homes this year. I have saved 80,000 to put towards this goal. I am looking for any vacation areas in the west (Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Nevada). I need help identifying a good market and also a strategy to continue to scale. 

My Second question is, I have heard a lot about rental arbitrage and I am wanted to know others thoughts on starting with arbitrage while we are going into recession. Is this a smarter way to get into the business and grow from there?

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