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Tyler Fletcher
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  • Taylors, SC
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Newbie asking for advice!

Tyler Fletcher
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Taylors, SC
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I live in Greenville, SC and am excited to take the plunge into REI. I want to start out with single family homes using the buy and hold method, however, I don't know enough about market swings to know whether or not now is a good time to buy? Any help would be very much appreciated!! Also, I'm not against looking outside of the Greenville area if need be. Thanks, Tyler Fletcher

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Michael Smith
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Michael Smith
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  • Greenville, SC
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Hi @Tyler Fletcher, prices have been increasing for the last several years and and we are in a hot market right now, but you can still find deals that make good sense as a buy-and-hold investment. The numbers still work!

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