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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Hi....I am a newbie, have not yet invested in any form of real estate on my own. I am trying to educate myself as best as possible so I appreciate any help. I live in Northern NJ and multi-family apartment buildings are very expensive and returns are low. I am looking to other states to invest my first deal and find a great management firm there. Does anybody have any good suggestions of where I should start looking??
Thanks
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Before you go ahead and start investing out of state I HIGHLY suggest you first start locally. You don't have to start with a multi unit property, start small.....work your way up...trying to invest in area's that you know nothing about and have never actually been too for a newbie is a classic mistake!! Start within a 20-50 miles radius of your house first. Just my 2 cents.....
Best of luck and happy NYE!
DB