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Susanne Rieth
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  • Breezy Point, NY
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Newbie from NYC

Susanne Rieth
  • Investor
  • Breezy Point, NY
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Hello! My name is Susanne, I am a newbie investor from New York City. I am looking to find good out of town markets that are beginner friendly (low entry price point, decent cash flow). Thinking about Central New York and Michigan as I have family in those places so that could be helpful for finding decent neighborhoods/pockets. I currently own one condo in Queens NY that I rent out but its actually at a bit of a loss and I am considering dumping it and using any cash from the sale to put into other deals. My HOA is being sued at the moment so a sale is impossible until that is finished.

I would appreciate any advice from all you investors out there :)

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