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Ryan Harvel
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  • Savannah, GA
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Are investors still buying in California?

Ryan Harvel
  • Investor
  • Savannah, GA
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Hey everyone, I'm currently seeking a market to begin wholesaling in. I live in California along the central coast and I'm debating whether or not to start my marketing campaign in cities like Salinas, Modesto, Fresno, etc. There are also several cities along the way up there that I plan to market in as well. I'm directly in the middle of LA and SF so I'm curious to find out how competitive wholesaling will be around here. With how insane the market is here in Cali, I'm wanting to know if investors are even still looking to invest in these types of areas. All this uncertainty with covid and interest rates seemingly bound to turn back upwards soon, I have my doubts. If anyone more involved with the market could shed some light on my situation, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks ahead of time :)

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