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Buying investment property out of state or house hacking in state

Jim Bern
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Hi Everyone, 

Hope everyone is staying safe and healthy. I am new to investing in real estate and I am looking to purchase my first investment property. I currently live in the NYC area, and would like to ask what the best approach to start investing is:

1. House hack in NYC area ?

2. Purchase an out of state multi-family investment property?

I would want to start with the option that provides better cash flow returns as an investment.

Thank you for your insight.


Best Regards,

Jim

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Frank Procopio
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Frank Procopio
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If you are looking for better cash flow then go upstate vs nyc

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