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Jo Mendes
  • Boca Raton, FL
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Newbie from south florida

Jo Mendes
  • Boca Raton, FL
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Hello all! I'm a newbie from South Florida (Boca Raton) looking to get started with real estate investing. FInishing up my A.A this year, as well as soon getting my real estate license (2 weeks left). Got my real estate license not necessarily to be a real estate agent but to start to get my feet wet in this world of real estate. I have been working part-time trying to save up here and there as well as reading books and listening to podcast every day.

So I guess my question to you guys would be... being that I live in a hot south Florida market, where it isn't the easiest to buy a property, maybe I should look at investing out of state? up until now I have not considered this route. The original plan was to house hack a duplex with an FHA. but in the long term side of things, do you think looking to invest out of state is a good idea? Any advice greatly appreciated!

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