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Patrick G.
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Market recommendations?

Patrick G.
  • Oakland, CA
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Hello all,

I am looking to finally take the plunge into purchasing my first rental property (looking for cash flow). Given the insane prices in the Bay Area I am looking out of state. I see that places like Memphis and St. Louis are pretty attractive at the moment however I am really looking for markets a little closer to home so that travel won't be as daunting. I'm definitely doing and willing to do the research and legwork but am a little overwhelmed by all the possible locations to look at and am looking to focus the search. Any suggestions would be most welcome!

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Brant Richardson
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Brant Richardson
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Here's a vote for KC from another out of state investor in California. It is a pretty scary step to take investing out of state but I am very happy with the decision. I have a great contact there making it possible for me. If you plan on going out to visit you should talk with him.

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