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Courtnye Nicole
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Investing in the midwest

Courtnye Nicole
  • Chicago, IL
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Hi all, Im fairly new to investing although i’ve been reading/watching podcasts for a while. I became a landlord by default when i inherited property but am looking to expand. I have been looking at Detroit but have also been heavily discouraged and told not to start there by many people...But, I’m currently in the midwest and wanted your opinion on where a good place for a newbie would be to begin?

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Lamont Marable
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Lamont Marable
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What's wrong with investing in your backyard? When you have a moment update your bio so others can connect with by location.

@Remington Lyman  PM's are hard to come by but what makes you the best property manager? Curious as I'm seeking to invest in Ohio, either Cleveland and/or Columbus. -

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