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Youdo Thirakul
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200% - 500% ROI in what state?

Youdo Thirakul
  • Anchorage, AK
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Someone is telling me that alaska is a bad place to invest and that they're getting 200%-500% ROI stateside. I don't understand how that would work? Is anyone getting these number over there and how so?

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@Youdo Thirakul Does this "someone" want to sell you a real estate education course? A mentorship? Is the someone a guy who was hammered at a bar? Not to mention that you probably have to had a timeline attached to that. If this mystery person bought an SFR in Los Angeles in 2009 I'm sure they've made more than 200% if you look at their down payment and juxtapose that with the increase in equity.

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