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REI in NJ, NM, Boise, Utah?
Hi all,
I am considering moving to:
New Jersey
Texas (staying here)
Boise, ID
Salt Lake City, UT
Albuqurque, NM
I am starting a new job and I want to own rental properties. I currently live in Austin and the market here is INSANE. Finding a home is hard, let alone a multiplex.
How is the real estate market in ID, NJ, UT or NM? Are the homes overpriced? Taxes too high? Can you find good deals that meet the 1% rule ( this is my most pressing issue)?!
Any advice would be helpful-
Thanks!