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Nathan Prestwich
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  • Everett, WA
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Beginner Market Suggestion

Nathan Prestwich
  • New to Real Estate
  • Everett, WA
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Hello all!

My wife and I have decided we would like to get started in real estate investing and feel most comfortable with buying a rental property. I understand it's suggested to start with a market you know, but we currently live in the greater Seattle area, and as much as we love it here, it's a high price point to break into. So we felt we would be best served starting elsewhere, with condos in particular.

I have done some research on the subject  and some cities I see popping up in various resources include: Atlanta, Jacksonville, Tampa, Orlando, and Raleigh.

Any insight on the matter is greatly appreciated as well as out of market investing in general. 

Thank you!

Looking forward to the journey

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