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Grant Anderson
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  • Indianapolis, IN
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Grant Anderson
  • Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
Posted

Hi Everyone,

Currently I am looking for buy, fix, and hold opportunities in Sacramento, where I live. Since prices are rising it is becoming harder to find deals that make sense without going into really bad areas. Therefore to avoid this, I am thinking about going into a different market in another state. I have a couple cities in mind but want to know the best way to research a city from a distance to find out if it's a good market for my strategy. Also, if you have any recommendations of cities that would be welcome too.

Thanks for you time.

Grant Anderson

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