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Who’s buying now in expensive markets & What?
I’m curious about what the strategy could be for buying on expensive markets as I want to start in Real Estate but I don’t see how. Any ideas??
After looking at the MLS for months now It is hard to believe that it is a good time to invest in Buy & Holds for SFR's as the standard is not meeting the 1% rule (.5 in avg). I would say flipping houses, wholesaling or BRRRR for CASH only sales or Short Sales once every blue moon are the best ways to jump into real estate.
What would you do to start in RE if you were in an expensive market where cash buying properties is no option? (I have limited funds).