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Updated over 6 years ago, 07/19/2018

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David Dorsey
  • Jersey shore
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Florida or somewhere else?

David Dorsey
  • Jersey shore
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I live in New Jersey , specifically the shore area, where real estate is too high for a beginner like me to really profit. Just check the number if you don’t believe me. I’m currently running a business here but my father and I wanna begin the real estate side of our family business. I’m fairly new but we have $200k to begin the house flipping business. I already have done a lot of homework but thing is we plan to move to Florida, specifically orlando area, in two years. So we wanna start now! So question is , would Florida be the best option to start flipping or does anyone have other suggestions? Really appreciate ur help and info!

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