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Mark MacDonald
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Rotterdam, NY
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Timing is everything

Mark MacDonald
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Rotterdam, NY
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So I am still at the save and learn stage...books, podcasts, even occasionally do some side work with a local investor to get some hands on experience, while trying to trim fat and stash money. My question is this. I currently live in upstate NY and my wife and I would like to move south to maybe North Carolina in the next couple years. I’m not sure if I should start investing here or continue to save and learn and wait until I get to North Carolina before I dive in. Part of me feels like starting to build a pipeline and resources here is a waste of time if I plan to move...as well as the idea of having to either sell off or manage from out of state...the other part of me doesn’t want to wait a couple more years...then the time it’ll take to build that system before doing my first deal. Any thoughts or experiences would be greatly appreciated!

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