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Maximilian Kislevitz
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Starting with a remote investment.

Maximilian Kislevitz
  • New York, NY
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Hello! Discovered BP about a month ago and have since listened to about 30 podcasts. Figured it was about time I started engaging with the community. I have about 1000 questions. But figured I'd start with my most pressing. 

Is it wise to invest for the very first time out of state? 

I live in Los Angeles where properties are prohibitively expensive, even if I were to use an FHA loan. Speculating here. But suspect a property in Denver or Austin might have a higher chance of appreciating. And could pick up a property for far less.

Really appreciate any thoughts and / or anecdotal examples. 

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