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Alex Jaime
  • Mililani, HI
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What to look for when buying out of State

Alex Jaime
  • Mililani, HI
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Hello BP family I am new at real estate investing and I need some help. I Currently live in Hawaii where the housing market as most of you know is pretty high. I am looking to invest in SFH out of State but I don't know where to start looking and how to go about looking for the right places to invest in. I hear through word of mouth and podcasts of places where people are having great returns on their investments for example I heard Atlanta Georgia, Jacksonville Florida and couple others but Im not quite sure what makes them great areas to invest in. I guess my question would be when I do my homework on where to invest what are some key things to look for on a more macro level? How can I get a better picture of the whole if Ive never seen or been there?

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