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Jamie Yan
  • New to Real Estate
  • SF Bay Area
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Keep focused or explore a new market?

Jamie Yan
  • New to Real Estate
  • SF Bay Area
Posted

Hi Big Pocketeers,

I've been focused on a single market (several zip codes) and have done quite a bit of research. I do my due diligence and analyze as many properties as possible when they come up in the MLS for over a month now. I've also been disciplined in making sure I stick with my criteria.

I understand the market is red hot right now, so I'm trying to keep my expectations in line. My question is, should I keep up with this focus? Or would it not hurt to venture out to another market? My goal is to acquire my first rental (buy & hold)... hopefully soon!

Appreciate any advice! Thank you.

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