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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
What would you do if you were in my shoes?
Hi BP Community,
I keep getting all sorts of advice, from so many people wanting me to choose my first investment property in a way they best see fit, but it's becoming a little much, and it's getting harder and harder to understand what a good strategy would be, for me to follow. Yes, I know that REI can be done in many ways; that being said, what do you feel you would do in the current climate, if you were in my shoes?
Where I'm at atm:
20 y/o
Capital Saved: 35k-40k
1+ yr professional work history at 52k/yr
Based in Bay Area
I guess my main concerns are the prevailing market with RE valuation outlook for the next 2-3 yrs, and buying near or far(in or out of state).... the more insight the better! I've got a lot to learn now that some capital is ready. The goal is to grow my portfolio as fast as possible, to live a semi-retired lifestyle asap. Thank you very much! You guys are the best!
-Noor :)
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