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Traveling for work - Where do I invest?

Tanner Peabody
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Fresh out of college, making more money than I have ever made, and am ready to start investing in some small multi-family/single family real estate. I've done my research, sort of found a niche, and have connections in the industry but have yet to find someone in a similar situation where I can get some real guidance. 

I currently am a construction manager and my company moves me every 1-3 years depending on the duration of the job. 

My question is, where should I begin to invest? I've only lived in my current location only a few months, and although it seems like a booming area, the real estate price tag is higher than what I want to get started with. Plus, I may have to move within the next year or so. I do have more stable locations such as my company headquarters, where my parents live, and my old college town where I have connections and have been doing most of my price analysis'. All of these are at least 250 miles apart from each other and over 500 miles away from where I am currently. I do like taking risks, but would like to get opinions from others who may have dealt with similar situations. 

Thanks!

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