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Question for Investors
Being based in Houston, I usually recommend to first time investors to start in the suburbs rather than close to downtown. While getting a young professional rather than a family of 5 sounds great, dealing with older homes and the city may be too much for a first timer.
I'm curious to know if experienced investors would agree with that. Based on how you got started, do you think that's wise advice?