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Connecticut Market for Buy & Hold

Joseph Palladino
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Hi Everybody,

I'm new to Real Estate investing and have been doing my due diligence but could use some pointers on a good market to invest in. I've recently read Millionaire Real Estate Investor, The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate Investing (Brandon Turner) and most of David Green's new book on BRRRR Strategy.

I live in San Francisco but I grew up in Connecticut and would like for my first investment to be in Fairfield County (Preferably Stamford) but I don't want to make that decision for an emotional reason so I wanted to ask the Forum if this is a market that makes sense for a buy and hold approach.

I'm looking to BRRRR or House Hack a property and more focused on cash-flow than I am equity (Although both are obviously ideal). Are there any folks on here that currently have investments in Fairfield County? If so do you think it is a wise market to Buy & Hold?

Love to hear some thoughts.

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