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Updated about 6 years ago, 10/24/2018

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Michael Stanley Nino
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How do you go about investing out of state?

Michael Stanley Nino
  • Queens NY
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Hello! I'm a Engineer working full time in New York and I'm interested of how people go about investing out of state in a state that has very low or no cash flow. (I have 40k in downpayment prepared for my first investment) How do I find a hot market? I have my sights set in Florida and Ohio now. I have family in Florida that's in the flipping buisness but we aren't to close to them and people seem to be raving over Ohio as of late. Should I be going for 200k multi family properties or try and shoot for a 50k property? I'm more so interested in buying and holding right now in multifamily housing. I want to get my feet wet and make a deal already but I'm not sure if im rushing into it. I have started off reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and it was a fantastic read and now I'm going to buy Davird Greenes book of out of state investing.

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