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Lukas Zupan
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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How is the Cali market?

Lukas Zupan
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Hey guys,

I am doing some research and am interested in the California Real Estate market. I know it's a very big and broad market, so maybe tailor your feedback and thoughts with a location you come from or deal in. To the point, I just want to hear what you experienced investors see from your market...what do y'all expect from an annual ROI percentage standpoint...what is a typical cost (or range) of acquisition for either rentals or flips.

I've done a bit of research in bigger markets like LA and San Diego, but I'd love to hear it from the avid investors! Tell me about your market :D

Thank you,

Lukas

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Anthony Dooley
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Anthony Dooley
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You must be kidding? OKC is a much better market to invest in real estate than in CA. Buy what you know, not some far away place based on the opinion of strangers.

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