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Updated about 10 years ago, 12/02/2014

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Dani B.
  • Carlsbad, CA
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Hello from CA, lots of questions!

Dani B.
  • Carlsbad, CA
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Hi BP!

I've been listening to some Bigger Pockets podcasts and love the idea of an online community for everyone to share their ideas.  I'm new to investing, but am aiming to educate myself through this great resource.

I currently live in the Bay Area (northern CA) and plan to relocate to southern CA within a year or so.  While I would love to invest in CA, it seems it won't be worth the cost.  I've heard Indianapolis is a good market, but not sure of any others.

Any suggestions for finding great markets for investments?  Any tips for getting started (aside from sifting through the forum and listening to the podcast)?

Thanks all,

Dani

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