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Best markets to invest in.

Kevin Darrell
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Morning everyone,  out of these five markets, Phoenix,  Vegas, Florida, Tennessee and Indiana which would be best to buy an investment property?

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Rob Beland
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I'd say the one closest to where you live and the one you are most familiar with. Start in your own backyard. You can make money in any market. Some markets are strong in multifamily, some with SFH. That's a very broad question. Start out with what you know. Do you have any investments now? You likely don't want your first investment to be halfway across the country with a contractor you know nothing about in a city where you have never been. Just my two cents.

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