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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Which is better investing instate vs out-of-state
The states that I've been looking at are
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
Washington
Texas
Florida
Colorado
Oregon
Toronto
Ohio
Georgia
North Carolina
Chicago
Michigan
Indiana
Tennessee
Most Popular Reply
If you're new to investing in real estate. I will recommend just keep it local.
Pros including but not limited:
1. you know the area better;
2. you know more people that can help you;
3. easy for you to manage;
4. easier to manage by yourself, you'll also learn more while you managing
There always be new problems or challenges occurring every time you make a new investment in real estate even if you're experienced.
The only cons might be that you have to take lower cash-to-cash ROI on paper compare to other places. The grass always looks greener on the other side.
Experience, cash, equity, leverage, and time, that is all for this business.