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Investing out of state an option for young investor

Shri Kanase
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Hey guys,

So I'm new here and to let you guys know, I just turned 21 this month and have roughly $60k to $70k in my bank available for investment in SoCal. I dropped out of college to pursue my eCommerce business full time and also have a Youtube presence now (some sort of consistent income). I live in southern California where I still cannot afford much and was looking into out of state properties as I know I can buy multiple at once.

I was wondering what you guys thought about this for a guy like me because I'm new to the whole business.

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