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Andrey Y.
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Feedback needed on list of places to move to invest in Real Estat

Andrey Y.
  • Specialist
  • Honolulu, HI
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Seoul, Korea

Richmond, VA

Fayetteville, NC

Clarksville, TN

Columbus, GA

Augusta, GA / Charleston, SC

Georgetown/Austin, TX

Fairbanks, AK

Springfield, MO

I would love if anyone who has had experience investing in these cities, to chime in. Specifically, I want to guage on 1. cash flow/purchase price 2. ease of investing (more vs. less hands on), and 3. if flipping is better for some reason than buy and hold.

I have never been to any of these cities, but will likely be going next year to one of them. I am sort of bummed coming from Hawaii, but I am optimistic. If I can't get excited about the area, I can at least get excited about the REI. For reference, my experience is in rather passive(ish) buy and hold investing.

I appreciate any and all feedback/tips!

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