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Ilya Aksenov
  • Renter
  • Santa Fe, NM
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Florida or NYC

Ilya Aksenov
  • Renter
  • Santa Fe, NM
Posted

Good morning everyone, 

 First of all happy Mother's Day to all the moms on bigger pocket. 

I'm stuck between staying in NYC and starting my investing here or moving to Florida in Serrasota area closer to family and starting there. I'm looking to do multi family and wanted to ask if anyone is investing around Serrasota or Tampa area and how the market is. Or should I stay here and invest in Florida, I know my wife and I eventually would like to relocate to Serrasota area.

I do understand that I will get more for my money in Florida just buy having done my research here and it's hard to find anything under 400k. 

Thank you

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