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Updated almost 8 years ago, 02/13/2017

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Stephen Bagnani
  • noneya
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If You Could Start in ANY Market, Where Would It Be?

Stephen Bagnani
  • noneya
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I am in the education phase of my Real Estate life, and the more I learn the more I can see that living in So. California is going to be a slog. I am serious about becoming an REI, and that means I am willing to pull up roots and move to where the best market is for the long-term to start investing in Real Estate.

Of course I love living in S. Cal, but I can always move back after becoming financially independent. The season of my life right now is to begin the journey toward that, and I am willing to sacrifice a little comfort to do that. (I'm willing to sacrifice a lot of comfort and some tbh ;))

I do have family in Utah County.

So, to those young and old, if you were in my shoes, where would you go to start your real estate life?

[Disclaimer:] I have moved all my life, and I don't necessarily have a home-team advantage here. So don't worry about me leaving behind familiarity of a market or anything.

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