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Tyler Hespeler
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Mystic, CT
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Investing in Connecticut

Tyler Hespeler
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Mystic, CT
Posted

Hello Everyone,

I am just starting my buy-and-hold investing career and I am located in southeastern Connecticut.  I have done some brief market research and I believe the local market I'm in, the Groton/Mystic area, would be a good place to start.  It is home to two casinos, Electric Boat, a Navy Sub Base, and a National Guard Base, so the potential for future renters is promising.  However, Connecticut as a whole is seeing a large population decrease as people are leaving the state to avoid high taxes, and there is fear in the speculation of adding tolls to our highways.  I do live about 30 minutes from the  Rhode Island line, so I am wondering if it would be a good idea if, as a new investor, I spent some time researching Rhode Island markets.  Has anyone had any luck beginning investing outside of their home state?

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