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Young guy (25) looking to relocate to a market where I can start investing

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Hello everyone,

I am from the Bay Area and looking to relocate to a area where I can start my investing journey. Right now, California would be impossible for me so I am looking into areas where their is a lot of opportunties. Open to any state as long as I can make money and grow.

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Travis Timmons#3 Real Estate Deal Analysis & Advice Contributor
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Go where you can make the highest income relative to cost of living. It needs to be shouted from the rooftops on BP - THE BIGGEST FACTOR IN WEALTH CREATION IS YOUR W2 INCOME! (along with low expenses). 

Get a job that pays you a pile of money and invest that money, live well below your means, think long term, and delay gratification. Slow and steady still wins the race.

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