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Trying to Get Started
Hey, I’m Tommy!
I want to do some real estate investing (multi-units), but there a lot of big-time developers in my area (Washington DC) and the prices are super high! I currently have about 80k, but I honestly don’t know where to begin. I’ve read articles about investing in cheaper areas out-of-town, but I lived in the DMV my whole life so I’m a little nervous about foreign lands. Can anyone help me out? 🥴
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DC is amongst the highest demand metro areas in the country, and amongst the lowest risk. Wouldnt you rather buy where demand is high and risk is low as opposed to where demand is lower and risk is higher?
The easiest path to becoming a multimillionaire is buying as little as a few properties in high demand metro areas like DC, Boston, NY, Seattle, San Fran etc.
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