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Jesse R.
  • Clinton, SC
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Is It Possible To Market In Cities That Are Small? 10,000 People

Jesse R.
  • Clinton, SC
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I would like to get some quality feedback as to whether or not i'm in the right market for real estate investing. I live in a city called Clinton SC which is comprised of about 10,000 residents or less. The city next to me which is about 15 minutes away from her is called Lauren's SC; it too has the same demographics. I want to see if other investors are able to make it work for them. The next biggest city is Greenville SC which its about 45-60 minutes away. I currently hold an 8-5 regular technician job in Clinton, but have the flexibility to work my 8-5 as well as REI. Im trying to figure out if I can even make it a go here.

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