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How to Narrow Down Markets

David Evans
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I need Help! I'm ready to get into real estate but I can't narrow down a market for me. I'm 19 so I don't have the resources to visit every city in Texas, Florida, or North Carolina and I don’t have the time to analyze the data from every city (which is what I started to do). Is there any general way to narrow down the good City's vs the bad ones besides going right to the most populous city's. I don’t want analysis paralysis to stop me in my tracks but i simply don't know where to start. 

Thank you in advance for any of your input.

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