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Updated over 18 years ago on . Most recent reply

If you could invest anywhere, where would it be?
I'm pretty new at this and am looking for help in getting going. I'm living in California where things are very expensive. I am very interested in becoming a landlord and in flipping properties. I wanted to see what people thought would be the ideal place to invest right now. I am open to anything and am just looking for ideas.
I know everyone says invest in what you know, but I don't see anything of reasonable value where I am. I'm willing to venture out of state to make this happen. Thank you.