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Investors in State of Iowa

Brandon Xiong
  • Realtor
  • Sacramento, CA
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I am an investor here from California, focusing on the Storm Lake market. I am looking to connect with other investors in Iowa who are interested in networking! Everything will be over the phone or through text message. I would love to get to know my fellow investors. 

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Brandon Xiong
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@Craig McLaughlin Thanks for the reply! I actually use to live in Storm Lake for about 3 years and then I moved back to Sacramento, CA. I realized that while I was living there, a lot of the homes needed renovations. There is also a Tyson meat factory there that brings in many people from different ethnicities all over. I mean my parents found it from California and I didn’t even know the area existed. The town is very diverse because of it. It is home to Buena Vista University, which is a private university. I plan on taking over because it’s a seller’s market which may mean there are motivated sellers around there. About 53% of the small population in Storm Lake are home owners. The town only populates about 10,000+ and it’s a small little town. It’s only fair that the homes there look modern too if they have a resort right by the lake. Tell me why it ISNT a good market. :)

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