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Osazee Edebiri
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California Vs Out of State (really, but why?)

Osazee Edebiri
  • Realtor
  • San Jose, CA
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I think the constant discussion of California vs anywhere else is intriguing. So I pose a question. Hypothetical, if a person had a  2 million dollars to invest, they purchased property with 1 million in California and 1 million in any other state, which would perform better after 15 years and why? 

This assumes anything and everything will happen, which is the real life case anyway.  I am not automatically assuming California will perform better just because I live here in the Bay Area. I think someone may have interesting incite to why another state could out perform California property in the next 15 years.

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    Matthew Crivelli
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    Matthew Crivelli
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    California offers high property taxes, tenant friendly laws to a fault, ENDLESS regulations and more volatility than anywhere in the country. Old timer type wisdom would tell you to invest elsewhere and I would have to agree.

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