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Buying to hold vs. Buying to flip
I am starting out and I just ordered Brandon's book. I'm excited to get my feet wet however I live in NY and the property costs here are way too high to be able to cashflow.
I am looking for suggestions on where to buy on the east coast. I also want to hear your input on which route is better and why? Buying to flip or buying rentals to hold?
What books or courses do you suggest I start with?
Do you recommend I use a property management company?
Is it possible to do this full-time ?
Investing in RE has always been my goal and I have decided to pursue it no matter what.
I don't want to make mistakes?
Your input suggestions are appreciated.
Thank you