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Arthur P.
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Where are we investing in 2020?

Arthur P.
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Hudson Valley NY
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Where are we headed for 2020? What do you think the trends are? Where are the next new areas to invest in?

My thoughts and experiences. The trend of population migration into the south will continue. Southeast is starting to see lower returns. Most of Florida and Georgia I’m seeing very low returns. Northeast still high but might take a dip but I’m not sure if it will be enough. NY politics worry me.

Not too much knowledge on the west or mid west states. Maybe these are the next areas to get into?

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David Smith
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David Smith
  • Rental Property Investor
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Every state and city has good properties. 

Does it matter ?

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