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Eylan Dilworth
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Midvale, UT
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Tampa Florida real estate

Eylan Dilworth
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Midvale, UT
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I am newer to looking into real estate investing. Have been researching it about a year now and plan to buy my first propert at the start of 2021 as a 21 year old I have stunning credit and a decent savings. Anyways, I always planned to invest in this general area between Salt Lake City and Ogden Utah but recently I’ve been looking at other areas and have found what I believe to be a lot better of deals outside of Utah. My question is how is the real estate in Tampa Florida? I found a few duplex’s that I could apply the brrrr tactic too which is primarily what I’d like to invest in. Would it be worth moving down there to start investing or would it be better to invest here in slc where the market is higher?

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