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Inspired by podcast, first-time investor
Found the podcast while looking to for resources to learn more about real estate investment. Have listened to probably more than half the episodes at this point and have a read a few books along the way which have both been extremely helpful. I've also been reading the forums for a while and recently decided to start participating more.
Looking to learn everything I can from the other members with experience, and hopefully meet other folks in real estate near me. I know its a rough market to get involved in real estate, especially in southern California, but I'm hopeful that I'll be able to find a place in or near Ventura County for my fiance and I to buy, fix up, live in and rent out the other rooms/units as a first step in the journey.
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Awesome! I'd recommend you keep cashflow in mind - if you can find a property there that cash flows then great.
If not - look to out of state investing as many of your fellow CA'ers do. Most financed CA properties won't cashflow, middle of the country has hundreds of towns/cities that will however.