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Zach H.
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Best geographical location- western states

Zach H.
  • Seattle, WA
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Hi guys,

I have a question and Im curious as to what you think. Say a new investor is starting out and he can relocate himself to anywhere in the western states that he wanted ( Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, eastern Washington, mainly for outdoor interests). He is interested in rehabbing and rentals. What areas do you feel would give him the biggest advantage to become successful?  Certain areas like Seattle seem a little tough to break into the game right now. Just interested in what you all to say. Thanks

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Jerry W.
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I would not recommend Wyoming for a place to start out right now.  We are getting hit pretty hard by the recessions from the drop in oil and coal prices.  Hopefully in the next 2 or 3 years it will turn around, but for now it is a bit tough.

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