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Adam S.
  • Weehawken, NJ
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Newbie looking to invest in either Kansas or Indy

Adam S.
  • Weehawken, NJ
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Hello all,

After much reading (lots of BP books, etc.) - my wife and I have finally decided to get on board with REI. We currently live in the NE (NJ) where it's almost impossible to cashflow. We are starting to think heavily on investing out-of-state. We played with the idea of investing in Pittsburgh and now are looking more towards the midwest - mainly the Kansas or Indianapolis areas. We are just a little nervous about out-of-state investing (especially since we are beginner investors).

I would love to discuss more with any investors in these areas (especially if you are also an out-of-state investor).

Thanks for the time!

Adam

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