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Brian Yoshimura
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What city would you buy in today (August 2014)

Brian Yoshimura
  • Homeowner
  • Sherman Oaks, CA
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I'm just throwing this out there.  

What city would you look to buy in today, or in the near future, if you...

- were only interested in a buy and hold strategy,

- were willing to sacrifice some cash flow (although it would still have to be positive) for potential appreciation,

- were only interested in "A" quality neighborhoods,

- had around 30k cash (leveraged to 150k with a conventional loan),

- lived in Los Angeles and were willing to invest out of state?

Thanks, in advance, for your opinions!

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Ned Carey
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Ned Carey
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The best city I could find within a 90 minute drive. 

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