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Pedro Preciado
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Good locations for investment properties

Pedro Preciado
  • Norwalk, CA
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Hello,

I am new to investing and would appreciate any advise. I am looking into buying an investment property and would like to purchase a multi family property (duplex or triplex). My main goal is to buy and hold as long as it has a  positive cash flow.  My price range is around 150k. I currently live in Los Angeles, CA and I know I cant find anything in my price range near me. I would like to purchase out of state, I have been looking into some parts of Texas. I would appreciate any suggestions of cities that you guys would recommend and if you have any contact information of any trust worthy property managers or real estate agents to move on with my plans. Thanks in advance.

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Dorian Jones
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Dorian Jones
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Pedro Preciado
I’d say it’ll be best for you to do research and find out good cash flow markets where you can get a property in that price range. Maybe take a trip to a couple of those cities and see what your gut tells you. Go see if there is a strong rental market there and how are the neighborhoods(commercial development, culture, etc.). That’ll be a good place to start.

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