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Cory Benhardt
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Philadelphia Suburbs
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Quality of life but low cash flow?

Cory Benhardt
Pro Member
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Philadelphia Suburbs
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Hi BP, I'm thinking about relocating to Phoenix metro area from the suburbs of Philadelphia, PA. Arizona cash flow seems minimal & competition seems flooded but I dont think I want my kids to grow up in the sh*tty east coast weather & essentially grow up inside due to the intense cold in the winter & uncomfortable humidity in the summer. The suburb of Philadelphia that I live in cash flows nicely. Any PHX area buy and hold investors that cash flow 250-300+/ month after ALL expenses? Not sure if I should buy lots in my current town and then in a few years go to enjoy PHX or just go straight to PHX and figure it out? I'd like to hear your opinion. Thanks in advance. 

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