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Newbie in LA. Which area to start? Where to find data to analyze?

Anita Cekovska
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Hi there! I'm a newbie. Trying to find some data to work with online, but can't really find anything reliable. Wondering how to you find data to analyze, how do you find a new market? I just recently moved to Los Angeles and it's hard to find something that's not too high. Shall I look outside of LA? How do I find good real estate agents? I'm also thinking of becoming myself RE Agent. I love looking for a good deal and enjoy searching. Is it worth it when you're just starting or better to have a RE Agent for your first deals?

Loads of questions! Hope to get some answers. Thank you! 

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