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John Paul
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  • Staten Island, NY
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Newbie in expensive market

John Paul
  • New to Real Estate
  • Staten Island, NY
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I am brand new to all this but I am eager to get started . With that being said I live in Staten Island and have been looking to make my first investment. Problem is the numbers just aren’t working with price of homes in my area and with a 20 percent down payment . My question is I have the ability to purchase one property  all cash and that would create positive cash flow obviously. Should I go ahead with that plan or should I try a different market and if so does. Anyone have any suggestions on where to look ? Preferably driving distance maybe a couple of hours away 

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