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Todd Sullivan
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Chester, NY
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Thoughts on the Mid-Atlantic

Todd Sullivan
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Chester, NY
Posted

Hey all!

I'm curious to know your take on places like Delaware and other mid Atlantic states vs deep south states as to where people are moving to.

I live in NY and we have seen a mas exodus over the last couple of years.  From what I'm hearing, most people are going to states like Florida, the Carolinas and even Texas.

My question here is if states like Delaware and Maryland are good investment states?  What are people in those markets seeing or foreseeing in the next few years?  My family is considering making the move to Delaware or Maryland in the next 5 years or so, and I'm trying to form a plan to get investments started there in the near future (visiting down there once or twice a year on average) until we move down there.

Any insight from people who may have done something similar would be hugely helpful!

Thank you!!



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