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Eric DeVito
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New Yorker looking to invest OUT-OF-STATE!

Eric DeVito
  • Staten Island, NY
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Hello all! I reside in Staten island, NY. I am priced out in NYC. Just bought a SFH in Staten Island last year via VA Loan. I currently reside in this home. I was wondering which of these locations would be best to invest in. I am looking to purchase a buy&hold under 100k for now.

1) Philly, PA

2) Cleveland, Ohio

3) Indianapolis, Indiana

4) Kansas City, MO

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Eric P.
  • New York City, NY
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Eric P.
  • New York City, NY
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@Eric DeVito Philly's a lot closer - you can pop down there any day for only a $30 bus ride to meet w people and/or check out properties. A wknd trip to any other markets will cost you $1,000 and be a huge pain (possible flight delays, etc). You should scour the Philly local forum here on BP & start making contacts

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