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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Living in an expensive area...where should I invest?
Hi! I'm a real estate newbie and interested in investing in "buy and hold" real-estate, preferably a SFR in the 80k price range. Where I'm at in So Cal, the cheapest homes are 400-500k and even if I go East of my location it's still in the 250k range. What would be the next step? Invest out of state? It's a bit overwhelming trying to pick a random starting point since within my radius I haven't been able to find a deal in the price range I'm looking for.
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I tell people all the time that live in expensive areas, that if you just open your eyes a little wider you will find those cheaper properties. I just looked up under $100k properties in the LA/Southern California area and there are 100's of them on the market right now.
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