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William Cannon
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  • Calabasas, CA
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What are the Best BRRRR Markets?

William Cannon
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Calabasas, CA
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What are the Best Markets right now to implement the BRRRR strategy?

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Bryan Venable
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  • Boulder Creek, CA
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Bryan Venable
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  • Boulder Creek, CA
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My wife and I have been looking at different markets for a while now and have recently decided that our time would be better spent getting to know one market rather than spending more time analyzing several markets to choose from. @Viktor Chornobay's list covers many of the common markets we have come across. We will be focusing on Indianapolis. There are many reasons we are choosing Indy, but it's mainly just because it comes up a lot as a hot market right now and seems 'good enough' to get started with. It is certainly not as good of a reason I imagined myself choosing when I first started dreaming about real estate investing, but frankly we are just tired of being stuck in analysis paralysis and want to get started in the school of hard knocks.

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